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Ural Samovar #175. USSR-period Ural mountain factory ball-shaped electric samovar. With original keyhole tray. Removeable pieces include "konforka" and lid. Includes original electrical cord and comes with a plug adapter. Some lacquer loss at the top and some minor scratches and marks, otherwise condition is very good. Another view.
Samovar measures 13" tall. Keyhole tray is 12" x 16". Weight combined is 6 pounds.
Samovar #175. $149. Note: an extra shipping charge will apply.



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Tavern Samovar #151. Aka "Traktirnii". Nice historical piece from the latter 19th century. Large size, heavy use (calcified inside) indicates probable use as a tavern, or church, samovar. Marked, partially obliterated. Closeup of mark.Readable part: "Made in Moscow". Original intricate spigot/key. Closeup of spigot/key. Original feet. Handles are original, grips look to have been replaced. "Konforka", i.e., top has been replaced (nice color match and fit). "Odushnik", i.e., pressure valve, is missing. Came with "kolpachyok" (cap), but possibly not original. View of top of samovar. Cleanout plug is missing. Can be polished. Measures 15" tall and weighs about 14 1/2 pounds.
Samovar #151. $395.



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Tavern Samovar #184. Aka "Traktirnii". A nice generous-sized historical samovar from the late 19th century. This was well-used (lots of calcification with some rust inside) that indicates probable use as as a tavern, or church, samovar. Marks are partially rubbed, but still readable: "Sergey Lukianov in Tula". Closeup of mark. Lukianov's firm was founded in 1854. Original intricate spigot/key. Closeup of spigot/key. Original feet. Handles are original, grips are old, possibly replaced. "Konforka", i.e., top is original. "Odushnik", i.e., pressure valve, is present. View of top of samovar. Cleanout plug present. Samovar can be polished. 15 1/4" tall, weight about 14 1/4 pounds. Condition note: area under spigot has been pushed in, not very visible from front angle, i.e., not intrusive. View of pushed-in area.
Samovar #184. $350.



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Electric Samovar #37. Nice older working electic samovar from Tula circa 1989. Detailed painting Closeup enhances the decorative value, but samovar is fully functioning and boils water. Comes with an electric cord and an adapter to plug into the wall. Measures 13" tall and weighs about 6 pounds. Comes with matching painted oval tray (13"x 17 1/2"). Another view.
Samovar #37. Sorry, sold.



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Tula Samovar #282. USSR-period Tula Samovar. Jar shape, mild use. Marked "Tula" (in Russian) in a diamond with Soviet star, crown and laurel branches. Closeup of mark. Mark is directly in center near top of cannister. Original intricate spigot/key. Closeup of spigot/key. Original feet. All handles and grips are original, "odushnik", i.e., pressure valve, also intact. View of top of samovar. Cleanout plug is missing. View of bottom of samovar.Some mild oxidation, can be nicely polished. Note: black toning in center of picture is due to reflection. Measures 20" tall and weighs about 12 pounds.
Samovar #282. Sorry, sold.

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