As stamped on the lid it was produced at the Parovaya Samovar Factory in Tula
Overall dimensions 16”x14”x14”. Tray is 11”x13.5”. There are marks on the top & underside of the tray, please see pictures.
This Samovar does shows signs of use & wear. Notably on the top lid for the burner stack & the lid for the water boiler. Unfortunately it cannot be tested for heating or water leaks. It is sold as is.
Purchased in 1979 in Moscow.
This product is a Nickel Plated Samovar and Tray, originating from the Russian Federation and showcasing Russian culture. The samovar, traditionally used for heating water in Russian households, bears exposition stamps from the years 1897, 1898, 1899, and 1900, adding historical and collectible value to the piece. The nickel plating adds a touch of elegance and durability to the samovar and tray, making it a unique and sought-after item for collectors interested in Russian artifacts and cultural heritage.

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