Samovar - hand-painted - Electric, floral

A beautiful, richly hand-painted electric samovar in a traditional Russian folk-art style, featuring a stunning combination of deep glossy black, vivid red flowers, green leaves, and elegant gold-colored ornaments. This characterful samovar stands out with its graceful rounded form, refined floral paintings, decorative gold-colored handles, and matching tap valve. The floral painting recalls traditional Russian Zhostovo painting and gives the object an authentic, nostalgic look. A particularly decorative vintage statement piece that blends traditional artisanal beauty with practical functionality. Specifications: - Item: Electric samovar. - Origin: Likely Russia / former Soviet area. - Period: Circa 1992, based on the bottom markings. - Style: Traditional Russian folk art. - Decoration: Hand-painted floral motifs. - Material: Lacquered metal with gold-colored metal details. - Color: High-gloss black, red, green and gold. - Height: 34 cm. - Girth: 73 cm. - Width including handles: 30 cm. - Weight: 2,040 grams. - Power: 1,250 watts. - Operation: Fully tested and in perfect working order. Condition Well-preserved vintage appearance, with the lovely hand-painted decorations and glossy finish intact. The electric heater has been tested and works perfectly. Any minor signs of use and aging are in keeping with the age. Please view the photos carefully for a full impression. A atmospheric focal point for a classic interior, country villa, stylish tea room, or a special collection of Russian folk art. Thanks to its generous form, rich color contrasts and gold-colored details, this samovar functions as both a practical tea device and a striking decorative collectible. A charming piece of Russian tea culture with a timeless, nostalgic look. Shipping: The samovar will be carefully and securely packed, with extra protection for the handles, tap valve, and painted surfaces, for safe transport. Shipping with tracking code, within 3 days after payment.

Estimate:£101.18

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