Exude old-world elegance with this striking late 19th century traditional brass samovar set. A classic icon of Eastern European hospitality, this wood- or charcoal-burning model serves as a commanding sculptural centerpiece for any sophisticated interior. The set comprises five distinct components: the main teardrop-form water reservoir body, a finely detailed matching teapot boasting a botanical relief motif, the primary boiler lid, a decorative vented crown conformer, and its original, beautifully cast scrolling spigot key. Turned wood handles offer a warm, organic contrast to the hand-formed brass body.

Condition:Good / Very Good Antique Condition. This piece displays a spectacular, untouched time-earned patina to the brass. Gentle, age-appropriate wear includes minor surface markings, stability checking/cracking to the wooden handles, and oxidation to the underside iron ash-hatch hinge plate. The spigot key is intact. Unpolished and completely authentic. Sold strictly as a decorative object.

Decor styles are Imperial Russian, Traditional, Boho Chic.
Made circa 1890 - 1915. Measures 16" high, 9" wide, 10" deep.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Good / Very Good Antique Condition. This piece displays a spectacular, untouched time-earned patina to the brass. Gentle, age-appropriate wear includes minor surface markings, stability checking/cracking to the wooden handles, and oxidation to the underside iron ash-hatch hinge plate. The spigot key is intact. Unpolished and completely authentic. Sold strictly as a decorative object.

Materials & Techniques:
Brass, Iron, Wood

Details:
Country of Origin: Unknown
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Good / Very Good Antique Condition. This piece displays a spectacular, untouched time-earned patina to the brass. Gentle, age-appropriate wear includes minor surface markings, stability checking/cracking to the wooden handles, and oxidation to the underside iron ash-hatch hinge plate. The spigot key is intact. Unpolished and completely authentic. Sold strictly as a decorative object.