Large, silver, Russian samovar. I.E.MOROZOV. 1896

Large, silver, Russian samovar. I.E.MOROZOV. 1896
Large, silver, Russian samovar made of 84 silver, trading house I.E. MOROZOV. Mounted on a stand with four figured legs in the form of paws. The samovar is decorated with a geometric ornament, as well as an openwork pattern over the entire surface, made with a chisel. The handle holders are made in the form of foliage, and the handles themselves are made of Bakelite. Hallmarks: MOROZOV and a double-headed eagle, corresponding to the hallmark of the supplier of the imperial court. Workshop of Ivan Ekimovich Morozov, goldsmith, founder of the trading house I.E. MOROZOV. Assay mark of master ASh. The stamp 84 is indicated in the upper part of the stamp, the city stamp contains two anchors and a scepter. The year 1896 is indicated at the bottom of the stamp. Traces of earlier restoration. Weight: 5640 g.

Condition: Exc., Usual restorations

Style: Eclecticism

Country: Royal Russia

Period: Late 19th century

Warranty: Seller Warranty

Material: Silver 84

Product sizes: Height - 48cm, Width - 28cm, Depth - 28cm

Location: Gallery "Antiqon", Brivibas street 52, Riga, Latvia