Samovar-vase “Lions”

The body is in the form of a vase with an interception in the lower part. The wall is smooth. Handles are vertical, c-shaped, with curly tops in the form of lion heads and curly endings. The lid is flat, with a high knob at the top. The burner is fused with a lid with decorative slots. There is a ring for the teapot on the circular plate. Repeek is figured, embossed. The stem of the tap is lined with indentation grooves. The tap itself has a form of a bracket. The neck is high, with a ring-shaped protrusion in the middle part. Slots are round in shape. The base is square, with a curly outer edge. The legs are triangular, flat, with a relief extension in the upper part, on curly, curved bases. On the lid there is the stamp “Pez” with an image of a double-headed eagle.