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A beautiful antique Persian brass samovar — a traditional tea-brewing urn with a fluted, gadrooned body, scalloped lid edge, and pierced chimney vent. Features ornate cast brass handles and spigot with black turned wood/insulated grips, a decorative tap key, and clawed feet.
Stamped with a maker\'s seal in Persian script on the lid, confirming authentic craftsmanship — likely dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. This is a charcoal/fuel-burning model with an intact burner mechanism at the base (functionality not guaranteed; sold as a decorative antique).
Shows lovely age-appropriate brass patina and tarnish throughout, consistent with a well-loved antique. A striking centerpiece for anyone drawn to Persian, Middle Eastern, or Russian-inspired decor, or a meaningful piece for collectors of antique samovars.
Condition - some dings and dents consistent with use and age.
