For more than 250 years, the samovar has occupied an honoured place in Russian homes as the centrepiece of the table, around which life revolved. Most russian samovars were produced in Tula, the Russian samovar capital.
SAMOVAR - RUSSIAN SAMOVARS
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Beautifully designed vase shaped brass samovar with panelled body; Very rare sphere shaped brass samovar; Very rare sphere shaped brass samovar; all they in samovar - russian samovars - we hope they are interesting for you.
| Beautifully designed vase shaped brass samovar with panelled body Beautifully designed vase shaped brass samovar with panelled body. Circular base with knee-shaped ‘ball and claw’ feet. Pearled upper rim. Scroll handles and elegant pierced spigot key. Completed with chimney cap. Maker unknown, details unknown, dated end of XIX-beginning of XX century. H. 44cm, W. 34cm. Capacity 4 litres. (Samovar - Russian samovars, category: samovars) | |
| Very rare sphere shaped brass samovar Very rare sphere shaped brass samovar. Circular base with elegant detailed feet. S-shaped simple ornate handles and finely pierced spigot key. Very rich colour. Supplied with original chimney cap. Shemarin Factory, city of Tula, late XIX century. A must for any collection! H.45cm, W.38cm. Capacity 6 litres. (Samovar - Russian samovars, category: samovars) | |
| Very rare sphere shaped brass samovar Very rare sphere shaped brass samovar. Circular base with elegant ‘ball and claw’ feet. Detailed scroll handles and unique double-heart shaped spigot key. Supplied with chimney cap. Vorontzov Brothers Factory, location unknown, second half of XIX century. A must for any collection! H.45cm, W.39cm. Capacity 4 litres. (Samovar - Russian samovars, category: samovars) | |
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