Tula Red Banner Cartridge Plant Samovar USSR, Heroes of Labor Hallm - Circa 1920

Very Rare Antique Tula Red Banner Cartridge Plant Samovar USSR, Heroes of Labor Hallm - Circa 1920 It is in excellent condition for its age as-is with no major cracks or scratches. Тульский краснознаменный патронный завод самовар ссср, Клеймо герои труда. • Country of Origin: USSR • Available: 1 pc. • Manufacturer: Tula Red Banner Cartridge Plant • Century / year: first quarter of the 20th century • Material: Brass Страна: СССР Доступно: 1 шт. Производитель: Тульский краснознаменный патронный завод Век / год: первая четверть 20 века Материал: Латунь Stamp: NKTP - PEOPLE'S COMMISSARIA OF HEAVY INDUSTRY "TULA RED BANNER CARTRIDGE PLANT OF THE RSFSR" "TO THE HERO OF LABOR" "WORKERS OF ALL COUNTRIES UNITE" Клеймо: Н.К.Т.П - НАРОДНЫЙ КОМИССАРИАТ ТЯЖЕЛОЙ ПРОМЫШЛЕННОСТИ "ТУЛЬСКИЙ КРАСНОЗНАМЕННЫЙ ПАТРОННЫЙ ЗАВОД РСФСР" "ГЕРОЮ ТРУДА" "ПРОЛЕТАРИИ ВСЕХ СТРАН СОЕДИНЯЙТЕСЬ" Samovar awarded to the "Hero of Labor" of the NKTP. Such samovars were awarded for heroic labor in the early years of the birth of the USSR. Самовар наградной "Герою труда" НКТП . Такими самоварами награждали за героический труд в первые годы зарождения СССР.  Height: 49 cm Volume: 4 Liters Century (years) of production: 1(contact info removed)s Высота: 49 см. Обьем: 4 л. Век (года) выпуска: 1(contact info removed)-е года Samovar is not just part of the past gastronomic traditions, it has become a cultural phenomenon in our country. Sung by literary classics, shown in the best paintings of artists - he entered the genome of the Russian people. In many families, the memory of joint tea drinking with the older generation and their old samovars is still alive. Some lucky ones keep family heirlooms still. This part of our shared history is warmed by the warmth of living memories of people close to us and objects dear to them. The meaning of the word "samovar", despite its considerable age, is still clear to everyone. It reflects the functionality of the product - "he cooks". It is also shown in dialect versions. Yaroslavl residents called him "samogar" ("he burns himself"), the Vyatichi "samogrey" ("he heats himself"), the Kurchans - "samokipets" ("himself boils"). And even in the Tatar language, it was called “snare”, that is, “teapot”. By the way, some researchers believe that it is from this word that the Russian “samovar” has its etymology. All items that we sell are guaranteed to be as described in the listing. Everything that is included in the auction is described and / or pictured above. If there is no indication of whether something is included, please do not assume it is. Please ask any questions you may have prior to purchase or bidding. See images for details.