A rare antique Russian brass charcoal samovar crafted in the historic city of Tula, Russia, by Nikolai Vasilyevich Vatagev, dating to approximately 1890–1910. Tula is widely recognized as the historic center of Russian samovar production and has been renowned for centuries for its exceptional craftsmanship, traditional techniques, and high-quality samovar making. This authentic Russian samovar was made in Tula from solid brass and features traditional handcrafted construction with an elegant classical design. Height: 47 cm. Circumference: 76 cm. The samovar is in good antique condition, displaying an attractive original patina and age-related signs of use that reflect its history and authenticity. It retains its original character, and the maker’s mark is present. A highly collectible example of Russian craftsmanship from Tula, the legendary birthplace of Russian samovar production, making it an exceptional piece for collectors, museums, and serious antique enthusiasts.

Height: 48 cm, Diameter: 76 cm (circumference), Capacity: 7 Liters.