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Description:
This is a substantial, hand-crafted Turkish copper samovar with its original matching teapot, featuring deeply chased floral and arabesque motifs and a traditional charcoal-heated chimney. The piece is constructed of heavy-gauge hand-hammered copper with a tin-lined interior, indicating it was originally made for functional tea service rather than as a modern decorative reproduction.The body displays intricate hand engraving and hand-cut vent work, with a beautifully aged natural patina that collectors and designers value. The teapot fits securely into the upper warming chamber, and the samovar retains its original spout, lid, chimney, and base.Details:
• Date: Circa 1900–1940
• Material: Hand-hammered copper with tin-lined interior, brass fittings
• Decoration: Hand-engraved floral and scrollwork, pierced chimney vents
• Components: Samovar, lid, chimney, and original matching teapot
• Condition: Very good antique condition with authentic patina, light interior oxidation consistent with age, no visible cracks or repairs. Yea pot has a small dent.
• Use: Originally charcoal heated; now ideal as a decorative statement piece or collector’s itemThis samovar makes a dramatic centerpiece for an entry console, dining room, library, or luxury interior, and is equally appropriate for a collector of Middle Eastern antiques or a designer seeking an authentic historic object.Dimensions: 17in x 14 wide
