KB 029
Malikov N.N.
1850-1882
Russian Empire, Tula
brass, wood
casting, forging, pressing
H 33 cm W 35 cm
3.5 liters
maker’s mark:
Н. Маликов
The body is shaped like a vase, chased with concave spoon impressions. The samovar has no draft opening and stands on a square base. The handles are shaped like stylized shells and are attached to the body with fluted rosettes. The wooden inserts on the handles are replacements. The spigot has a raised rosette at its base. The tap key is shaped like a branch. The lid is stepped, with two metal grips (replacements) and a steam vent topped with a replacement wooden knob. The fire grate is cast, with three decorative cutouts. The plug has a replacement wooden knob. The lid bears a partially worn stamp reading: N. Malikov. The set includes a chimney with a wooden handle. The samovar was purchased on eBay in 2018. The rear rim of the body was damaged during shipping.
