Early Samovar

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Early Samovar Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
24 Pieces

FOB Port
Mumbai

Payment Terms
Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)

Supply Ability
500 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
45 Months

Sample Available
Yes

Packaging Details
First Packing by butter paper, Second Packing Polybag Third Packing Bubble Packing Fourth Packing Cover with Thermocol 15mm sheet six side Fifth Packing with corrugated box 5 ply Sixth Packing with Master Carton with four piece of corrugated box packed.

Main Export Market(s)
Australia, North America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Africa, Central America, Middle East, South America, Asia

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Early Samovar

Product Description:

Early Samovar. c. 1790-1820. Elegant turnip shaped body on self-footed square base. Beautiful rich chocolate patina. Detailed scroll handles. Graceful contour and beautiful form makes for a wonderful suite of original parts including antique hand wrought tea pot with rich chocolate patina, original antique chimney extension, and chimney Cap.

Dimensions: H 16" W 13"

Exquisite Antique Brass Craftsmanship

Experience the timeless beauty of this early samovar, fashioned from high-quality brass and finished in a classic antique style. Every detail, from the ornate handles to the refined tapered base, reflects meticulous Indian artistry, ensuring a sophisticated and durable piece. Its substantial presence enhances any setting, fulfilling both functional and decorative roles.

Authentic Tea Making Experience

This samovar is not just a decorative object but a fully functional tea maker, heated traditionally using charcoal. The process replicates the historic Russian tea culture, infusing gatherings with warmth and authenticity. Its handcrafted build guarantees longevity, while the vintage design makes it a prized addition for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

FAQs of Early Samovar:

Q: How do I use the brass samovar for making tea?

A: To use the samovar, fill its tank with water, place loose tea in the teapot on top, and light charcoal in the heating chamber below. The heated water is used to brew a tea concentrate, which you can dilute with more water for servinga process inspired by traditional Russian tea ceremonies.

Q: What benefits does this vintage samovar offer for collectors?

A: The early brass samovar is a genuine vintage collectible. Its antique finish, handcrafted details, and traditional Russian design increase its appeal and potential value for collectors. Its substantial size and condition mark it as a standout piece, whether for display or practical use.

Q: When and where can I display the samovar for decorative purposes?

A: You can showcase the samovar in living rooms, tea parlors, or as a centerpiece in dining areas. Its ornate appearance and historical significance enrich both traditional and modern interiors, making it ideal for special gatherings or daily enjoyment.

Q: What sets this samovar apart from modern tea makers?

A: Unlike modern electric tea makers, this early samovar uses charcoal for heating, offering an authentic, hands-on brewing process. Its handcrafted brass body and antique finish contribute to its uniqueness, embodying artisanal heritage and cultural value.

Q: Where is this samovar manufactured and exported from?

A: This samovar is meticulously handcrafted in India by experienced artisans and exported by established manufacturers and suppliers, ensuring high quality and adherence to traditional design practices.

Q: How do I maintain and clean my brass samovar?

A: Gently clean the brass exterior with a soft cloth and mild brass cleaner. Avoid abrasive materials to preserve the antique finish. After use, ensure all charcoal residue is removed and the interior is dried to extend its lifespan and maintain its collectible condition.

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