Here is a unique and rarely seen today element of Russian culinary culture – an authentic, brass chimney for a samovar from the 19th century. This once common item, an inseparable part of the domestic tea-making ritual, is now a true rarity for antique collectors and history enthusiasts.

The chimney, also called a "trąbka" or "nasadka", played a key role in the traditional samovar. Placed on the tube from the grate, it directed smoke and hot air from the firebox upwards, intensifying the draft and speeding up the water boiling process. The presented piece is made of solid brass, which over time has acquired a beautiful, patinated patina, testifying to its age and authenticity.

Condition and details: The item is preserved in good, collectible condition. It has no major damage, deformations, or holes. Visible signs of use give it an authentic character and tell the story of numerous family teas.

Collector's value: This is not just an accessory, but a material trace of a bygone lifestyle. It will perfectly complement a collection of applied art, kitchen antiques, items related to Russian folklore, or serve as a standalone, highly decorative and conversation-starting interior ornament in a vintage or rustic style. Its rarity on the antique market increases its value.

We invite you to purchase this unique piece of history, which will transport you to the atmosphere of old Russian mansions and homes.