Russian Batashev Tula Brass Samovar, ca. 1903

Heirs of V.S. Batashev Co. of Tula, a brass samovar 1903 or later, bearing makers marks on lid and on body, of typical form, adapted for electric use with mid century porcelain and wiring elements (no

An Imperial Russian brass samovar with wooden handles. Ca. 1910s. Etched hallmark with medals on the front, The heirs of V.S. Batashev Tula. The lot also includes a handled serving tray. A samovar is

Russian Empire Brass Samovar Ivan Batashev Tula Stamped 1898 Approximately 19 5/16 inches tall x 8 ½ inches in diameter.

Imperial Russian Brass Samovar by Vasily Batashev. Russia, Tula, Circa 1870, Hallmarked and signed. H 20" x W 14"

Russian brass samovar by the Batashev Factory of Tula, 19th century, of barrel form with lid and handles intact. 22" H x 14" W x 16" D.

This is a rare barrel-shaped brass samovar with an Imperial Russian double-headedeagle engraving. It was produced in Tula in 1898, prior to the Russian Revolution. TheBatashev brothers opened their fa

The lot includes an Imperial Russian brass samovar with wooden handles. Ca. 1910s. Etched hallmark with medals on the front, Vassily Pavel Batashevy in Tula. The lot also includes a handled serving tr

***********Gorgeous brass samovar by Batashev, in the traditional peasant barrel shape. It is excellent antique condition, with 9 pairs of stamped exhibition medals. Circa 1900-1909, made in the Russi

Russian Brass Samovar, Ca. 1870, H 24" Dia. 13" | Impressed maker's and certification stamps throughout. Provenance: from the collection of Louise J. Papista, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI

This is an antique 19th century Russian brass samovar from the firm of V.S. Batashev. Stamped with maker's mark, various seals, and awards. Wooden carved handles and knob. From the Upstate New York es

A BRASS SAMOVAR WITH TEA POT AND TRAY Russian, probably Tula, 2nd half 19th century Of typical form. Damages, restored. 38.7 cm high (samovar), 38.2 cm long (tray). SAMOWAR MIT KANNE UND TABLETT Russl

An Imperial Russian brass samovar with wooden handles and knobs. Embossed hallmark on the front, Gornin K.D. in Tula. A samovar is a traditional Russian metal container for boiling water. The Gornin f

Russian brass samovar by the Salishchev Factory of Tula, 19th century, of urn form with lid, handles, and chimney intact (later electrified). 25" H x 14" W x 17" D.

Late 19 century Tula samovar made by the the factory of the heirs of V. S. Batashev. Approximately 18 " high. In good overall condition consistent with age and use.All sales are subject to Bremo Aucti

Antique Russian Brass Samovar. Stamped marks in cyrillic, made in Tula, circa 1870 and bears medals from Imperator Alexander III. Measures 18-3/4" x 13" x 12-1/2". Condition: Surface dings and rubbing

Estate / Collection: Property of a California Collector Nikita Bulygin, Tula, mid-19th Century Octagonal, on four removable cabriole legs. Height 20 inches (51 cm). Please note that this lot includes

Meant to be warmed up and set out all day. Correct spout. Does show a little bit of tarnish to the brass and tray. Excellent condition.

Russian Brass Samovar with Tray & Removable Chimney, 19 1/4" High.

Antique Russian brass samovar.Labeled.Measurements:20.50 inches high x 15 inches wide (includes handles) x 14 inches deep x 6.50 square (at base)All items are sold as is. The auction house does not wa

Antique Russian brass Samovar with tray, both are fully stamped with Russian Cyrillic hallmarks, comes with bowl, funnel and tray, circa late 19th c. to early 20th c., 18 1/2" (h) x 13" x 8" samovar,

A Russian brass samovar tea urn having tray and tea kettle. Engraved on top of kettle. 22 in tall.

24" high early 20th century

24" high early 20th century

Inscription in Russian. Dimensions: H 22.75" x W 13" x D 14" Condition: Signs of age and use including some spots of tarnish and dents to brass.