TOULA. Brass samovar.
Turned wooden handles.
Mark on base.
Height : 48 cm

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TOULA. Brass samovar. Turned wooden handles. Mark on base. Height : 48 cm

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TOULA. Brass samovar.

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Estim. 50 - 80 EUR

Silver-plated metal and blackened wood lot comprising a samovar, two pourers, a sugar bowl and a milk jug. English work. 34 x 20 x 16 cm (samovar). (wear).

Estim. 400 - 600 EUR

Large wood and leather chest studded with brass and decorated with "Dauphin wedding" brass fittings, handles on the sides (restorations and accidents to the crosspiece of the support). 17th century Turned wood base Chest dimensions: 59.5 x 108.8 x 48 cm Height with base: 101 cm Provenance : - An apartment in Isle Saint Louis - Paris

Estim. 100 - 200 EUR

GALLIA for CHRISTOFLE Samovar in silver-plated metal with cut sides, the gadrooned foot decorated with palmettes and the neck adorned with a frieze of ovals. Both handles in turned and blackened wood. With stove. Total height: 47 cm (Minor knocks, partially unsilvered).

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

This type of mug is sometimes known as a 'pass cup' and was common in taverns in Russia during the 19th century. This example is of brass that has been hammered out, as was the custom for most Russian brass and copperware of the time. The three curved handles are held to the vessel by brass rivets. The underside of the piece is stamped with the Imperial Russian Eagle set above the phrase 'в Туле' translating to 'In Tula', indicating manufacture in the city of Tula. Dimensions: H: 4 1/2 in., (11.5 cm.); D: 5 in., (12.5 cm.) Good condition overall, with a nice patina and very minor oxidization in some places. All pieces are tight.

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