Antique Russian Brass Samovar by Batashev Factory, Tula Large & Heavy

Beautiful and authentic late 19th/early 20th-century Russian brass samovar made by the renowned Batashev factory (, ) in Tula, the historic center of samovar production.

Key Features:

Classic urn/vase shape with original teapot on top.

Clear factory marks on the base: and along with multiple exhibition award medals (including ).

Turned wooden handles and grips, functional spout with key, stepped lid, and central chimney for charcoal use.

Substantial size and weight: 24 inches tall, 16 inches wide (handle to handle), weighs 20.4 pounds.

Recently polished to a warm glow; shows nice original patina and character consistent with age.

This is a premium, large example from one of the most respected Imperial Russian makers. Perfect as a stunning decorative piece. A true collectors item with strong historical appeal.

Condition: Excellent for its age. Structurally sound, one dent on back. Light wear and patina expected on an antique of this size. Please review all photos carefully.

Dimensions: 24" H 16" W (handle to handle). Weight: 20.4 lbs. Origin: Tula, Russia, circa 1880s1900s.

A wonderful piece of Russian heritage ready for display!