19th Century Antique Brass Russian Samovar

It features wooden handle grips and a distinct melon or fluted body shape. - These samovars were commonly produced in Tula, Russia, during the late 19th or early 20th century. - The top chimney tube indicates this model was designed to be heated with charcoal or wood - Standard Antique Brass Models: Most common 19th-century Tula factory models are priced between $400 and $650. - High-End Collectibles: Exceptional pieces from prestigious makers (like the Batashev family) or those with numerous Imperial award stamps can sell for $750 to $1,500+. - Rare/Specialty Items: Extremely rare examples from specific manufacturers can be listed for over $6,000. $400 OBO CASH ONLY Can Deliver if necessary, fees may apply