Teapot-kettle, Embossed Brass, Persia, Central Asia, 19th Century, Collection

Teapot serving as a kettle from Persia, Central Asia, from the 19th century.
This type of object is found in Central Asia, Pakistan, Iran.
It is an emblematic object of nomadic culture.
In very good condition, collection.
The cylindrical body in the center is designed like a chimney.
It receives embers, which allows the tea to be kept warm, the bottom pierced with holes allows the ashes to escape.
Identical to Russian samovars.
A simple and clever system.
This beautiful object is made of brass chiseled with flowery niches, formerly tinned.
It has a cylindrical body and a bulbous base.
Placed on a high openwork pedestal, and topped with double domiform lids, one of which is topped with a fretel, one for the passage of water, the other for the passage of embers.
The full handle in an animated "esse" is made of cast brass.
Embossed decoration of lanceolate motifs and engraved flowery mandorlas.
Exceptional patina. Height: 34.5 cm, width: 25 cm weight: 1577 grs
# The hinge of the small upper cover is slightly damaged.
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