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  • Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar.  1890-1910. Tula, Russia. In about fine condition, no major dents or missing parts. The golden brass is warm quality and has been cleaned often by the former owner. About 19¾" in height and weighs slightly over 13½ lbs. The inside chamber has calcium and mineral deposits indicative of prior use. The burn chamber plate, essentially a grill, is intact and clips on. All parts, including key, grips, cap, etc., appear to be original.e factory award medals and identification has been polished nearly out of existence, but a closer look reveals the word "Ivan" and "Batashev". The era is 1890-1910. Ivan Grigoryevich Batashev is one of the most famous and well-known samovar makers in Tula
  • Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar.  1890-1910. Tula, Russia. In about fine condition, no major dents or missing parts. The golden brass is warm quality and has been cleaned often by the former owner. About 19¾" in height and weighs slightly over 13½ lbs. The inside chamber has calcium and mineral deposits indicative of prior use. The burn chamber plate, essentially a grill, is intact and clips on. All parts, including key, grips, cap, etc., appear to be original.e factory award medals and identification has been polished nearly out of existence, but a closer look reveals the word "Ivan" and "Batashev". The era is 1890-1910. Ivan Grigoryevich Batashev is one of the most famous and well-known samovar makers in Tula
  • Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar.  1890-1910. Tula, Russia. In about fine condition, no major dents or missing parts. The golden brass is warm quality and has been cleaned often by the former owner. About 19¾" in height and weighs slightly over 13½ lbs. The inside chamber has calcium and mineral deposits indicative of prior use. The burn chamber plate, essentially a grill, is intact and clips on. All parts, including key, grips, cap, etc., appear to be original.e factory award medals and identification has been polished nearly out of existence, but a closer look reveals the word "Ivan" and "Batashev". The era is 1890-1910. Ivan Grigoryevich Batashev is one of the most famous and well-known samovar makers in Tula
  • Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar.  1890-1910. Tula, Russia. In about fine condition, no major dents or missing parts. The golden brass is warm quality and has been cleaned often by the former owner. About 19¾" in height and weighs slightly over 13½ lbs. The inside chamber has calcium and mineral deposits indicative of prior use. The burn chamber plate, essentially a grill, is intact and clips on. All parts, including key, grips, cap, etc., appear to be original.e factory award medals and identification has been polished nearly out of existence, but a closer look reveals the word "Ivan" and "Batashev". The era is 1890-1910. Ivan Grigoryevich Batashev is one of the most famous and well-known samovar makers in Tula
  • Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar.  1890-1910. Tula, Russia. In about fine condition, no major dents or missing parts. The golden brass is warm quality and has been cleaned often by the former owner. About 19¾" in height and weighs slightly over 13½ lbs. The inside chamber has calcium and mineral deposits indicative of prior use. The burn chamber plate, essentially a grill, is intact and clips on. All parts, including key, grips, cap, etc., appear to be original.e factory award medals and identification has been polished nearly out of existence, but a closer look reveals the word "Ivan" and "Batashev". The era is 1890-1910. Ivan Grigoryevich Batashev is one of the most famous and well-known samovar makers in Tula
  • Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar.  1890-1910. Tula, Russia. In about fine condition, no major dents or missing parts. The golden brass is warm quality and has been cleaned often by the former owner. About 19¾" in height and weighs slightly over 13½ lbs. The inside chamber has calcium and mineral deposits indicative of prior use. The burn chamber plate, essentially a grill, is intact and clips on. All parts, including key, grips, cap, etc., appear to be original.e factory award medals and identification has been polished nearly out of existence, but a closer look reveals the word "Ivan" and "Batashev". The era is 1890-1910. Ivan Grigoryevich Batashev is one of the most famous and well-known samovar makers in Tula
  • Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar.  1890-1910. Tula, Russia. In about fine condition, no major dents or missing parts. The golden brass is warm quality and has been cleaned often by the former owner. About 19¾" in height and weighs slightly over 13½ lbs. The inside chamber has calcium and mineral deposits indicative of prior use. The burn chamber plate, essentially a grill, is intact and clips on. All parts, including key, grips, cap, etc., appear to be original.e factory award medals and identification has been polished nearly out of existence, but a closer look reveals the word "Ivan" and "Batashev". The era is 1890-1910. Ivan Grigoryevich Batashev is one of the most famous and well-known samovar makers in Tula
  • Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar.  1890-1910. Tula, Russia. In about fine condition, no major dents or missing parts. The golden brass is warm quality and has been cleaned often by the former owner. About 19¾" in height and weighs slightly over 13½ lbs. The inside chamber has calcium and mineral deposits indicative of prior use. The burn chamber plate, essentially a grill, is intact and clips on. All parts, including key, grips, cap, etc., appear to be original.e factory award medals and identification has been polished nearly out of existence, but a closer look reveals the word "Ivan" and "Batashev". The era is 1890-1910. Ivan Grigoryevich Batashev is one of the most famous and well-known samovar makers in Tula
  • Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar.  1890-1910. Tula, Russia. In about fine condition, no major dents or missing parts. The golden brass is warm quality and has been cleaned often by the former owner. About 19¾" in height and weighs slightly over 13½ lbs. The inside chamber has calcium and mineral deposits indicative of prior use. The burn chamber plate, essentially a grill, is intact and clips on. All parts, including key, grips, cap, etc., appear to be original.e factory award medals and identification has been polished nearly out of existence, but a closer look reveals the word "Ivan" and "Batashev". The era is 1890-1910. Ivan Grigoryevich Batashev is one of the most famous and well-known samovar makers in Tula
  • Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar.  1890-1910. Tula, Russia. In about fine condition, no major dents or missing parts. The golden brass is warm quality and has been cleaned often by the former owner. About 19¾" in height and weighs slightly over 13½ lbs. The inside chamber has calcium and mineral deposits indicative of prior use. The burn chamber plate, essentially a grill, is intact and clips on. All parts, including key, grips, cap, etc., appear to be original.e factory award medals and identification has been polished nearly out of existence, but a closer look reveals the word "Ivan" and "Batashev". The era is 1890-1910. Ivan Grigoryevich Batashev is one of the most famous and well-known samovar makers in Tula
  • Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar.  1890-1910. Tula, Russia. In about fine condition, no major dents or missing parts. The golden brass is warm quality and has been cleaned often by the former owner. About 19¾" in height and weighs slightly over 13½ lbs. The inside chamber has calcium and mineral deposits indicative of prior use. The burn chamber plate, essentially a grill, is intact and clips on. All parts, including key, grips, cap, etc., appear to be original.e factory award medals and identification has been polished nearly out of existence, but a closer look reveals the word "Ivan" and "Batashev". The era is 1890-1910. Ivan Grigoryevich Batashev is one of the most famous and well-known samovar makers in Tula
  • Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar.  1890-1910. Tula, Russia. In about fine condition, no major dents or missing parts. The golden brass is warm quality and has been cleaned often by the former owner. About 19¾" in height and weighs slightly over 13½ lbs. The inside chamber has calcium and mineral deposits indicative of prior use. The burn chamber plate, essentially a grill, is intact and clips on. All parts, including key, grips, cap, etc., appear to be original.e factory award medals and identification has been polished nearly out of existence, but a closer look reveals the word "Ivan" and "Batashev". The era is 1890-1910. Ivan Grigoryevich Batashev is one of the most famous and well-known samovar makers in Tula

    • Pre-Revolutionary Brass Samovar [Ivan Batashev]

    $499.00
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    RUK-09
    Condition:
    Used
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    Product Description

    Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar.  1890-1910. Tula, Russia.

    DISCLAIMER ABOUT SHIPPING COST: In general, our website offers Free Shipping (US only) on practically everything that can be purchased from us. There is one exception, however, and we need to get it out of the way before continuing with the product description. We assume you have landed here because you're interested in old samovars. Shipping costs have skyrocketed for large and heavy packages, and this samovar is large and heavy. Thus, there is a $65 shipping charge additional to price - for it, and for it alone. Plus, no international shipping. Of course, there's always a pickup option from our shop. Now, on to the samovar....

    Large and heavy pre-revolutionary brass samovar. In about fine condition, no major dents or missing parts. The golden brass is warm and has been cleaned often by the former owner. About 19¾" in height and weighs slightly over 13½ lbs. The inside chamber has calcium and mineral deposits indicative of prior use. The burn chamber plate below the grill is intact and clips on. All parts, including key, grips, cap, etc., appear to be original. Note: there are many "hot spot" reflections throughout the photo sequence. The color of the brass is uniform.

    The factory award medals and identification has been polished nearly out of existence, but a closer look reveals the words "Ivan" and "Batashev". The era is 1890-1910. Ivan Grigoryevich Batashev is one of the most famous and well-known samovar makers in Tula. There is a great article about him here:  https://www.samovarmuseum.ru/en/master-craftsmen/ivan-grigoryevich-batashev/

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