We offer you a unique opportunity to purchase an authentic, Russian samovar from Tula, dating from the 19th century. This classic, "medal" type specimen is not only a functional vessel but, above all, a beautiful object of decorative art and a valuable historical artifact, which serves as an ornament for any interior and a collector's pride. The samovar was made in the famous factory in Tula, which from the 18th century was the heart of Russian samovar production, known for the highest quality and craftsmanship. The characteristic, rounded form of the body (the so-called "medal" or "bulbous" type) and the elegant, openwork handles give it a unique, noble appearance. It was made of brass, which over time has acquired a beautiful, patinated patina, emphasizing its authenticity and age. Condition of the item: The samovar is in good condition and is complete. The original body, base (stand), charcoal tube, lid with knob, and spigot have been preserved. The technical condition allows it to be used as intended after professional cleaning and conservation. Collector's value: Samovars from Tula from the 19th century are sought-after objects on the antique market. They symbolize the tradition of Russian hospitality and are an integral element of the material culture of the Russian Empire. This specimen is an investment in a unique piece of history, ideal for a collection of decorative art, folklore, or Warsaw-related items. Thanks to the bargain price, this piece of history can be in your collection. We invite you to purchase!