Samovar in Solid Silver, Late S. XIX or Early S. XX. Weight 2540 grms.

Superb solid silver samovar, probably Italian, dated in late nineteenth or early twentieth century, in a fantastic condition with a total weight of 2540 gr. Its presence and grade of conservation are spectacular. From the base of the samovar parallel ribs tear whose drawing rotates along the neck and the top of the teapot. Similarly, the cover has a central area where the master goldsmith has followed the same type of ornamentation. The handle fits the shape of a shell. It is also decorated with two rings of horn and carved with vegetable ornaments. Both types of ornamentation, are present in the support elements of the samovar. The liquid outlet is located, likewise ribbed or grooved longitudinally. The stove keeps the same geometry and decorative type, emphasizing the sinuous and voluptuous forms of the supporting arms of the teapot. This is a spectacular piece. Dimensions: 41 cm. (High), 22 cm. (W), 20.5 cm. (Depth)