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a rare heavy copper samovar. very desirable shape. fine detail in the design. it has brass handles. the on/off brass insert spout is intact - but is stuck and will need to be lubricated. it measures 19” tall to the top of the teapot by 11” across from handle to handle by 12” front to back to the end of the spigot. it is an antique – please understand this. very desirable. has brass dovetailing seam - as shown.
⏳ Estimated Age
Circa 1890s–1920s (late 19th to early 20th century)
Why this timeframe fits:
• Hand-hammered copper body – typical of turn-of-the-century craftsmanship
• Wooden side handle – common on Victorian & Edwardian era samovars
• Brass spigot – older style with screw valve
• Chimney stack – used for charcoal heating (pre-electric era)
• Riveted construction – not modern welded seams
• Footed base & flared neck – classic antique European design
