Historical quests
Description
The body of the samovar is made in the form of a jar/barrel. The wall is engraved with ovals. The circle is wide, with a serrated edge bent down. The lid is stepped. A crown with slots in the form of curly semicircles and rectangles. The handles are made up of paired plates curved upward with a relief in the form of inclined grooves in the central part, attached to the body using a convex oval lining with a relief in the form of grooves. Escutcheon plate is oval, embossed, stylized as a flower outlet. Faucet spout is faceted, with a relief overlay at the spout. Valve handle is w-shaped, with short branches. On the neck there is a rectangular window. The neck is inserted into the kerosene burner and reinforced with side clips. The burner is a round, low tank with curly legs in the shape of “legs”. On the tank lid there is a hole for the kerosene fill with a screw cap and a knob in the form of a long shaft with a wheel. Top of burner with extension and rectangular slots. On the lid of the samovar there is a stamp: Image of a gun and a trademark with the inscription “B.G. Teyle with his sons court suppliers “
