19th-century Tea Fountain. Mid-victorian Samovar.
A magnificent mid-Victorian-era (19th century) hot water fountain/samovar, crafted from high-quality pewter (or silver-plated metal). An exceptional, elegant decorative piece, ideal for adding an antique or “cabinet of curiosities” touch to your home.
Features:
In very good condition for its age, no major warping, complete with all original parts (see photos).
- This item is available for immediate purchase, payable via PayPal; we also accept bank transfer or French check.
- We do not accept sales over the phone; sales will be conducted exclusively via email or through the Proantic messaging system.
- We ensure our items are shipped with care, including insurance and tracking. Colissimo shipping costs for Europe Union 45€.
Features:
- Shape and style: Neoclassical-inspired vase/amphora silhouette with fine foliage engravings.
- Details: Superb double handles, sculpted and intricately crafted; original lid topped with a spinning top-style stopper.
- Fittings: Complete gilded brass spout with a contrasting black wood/ebonite handle.
- Base: Square four-legged base resting on 4 ball-shaped feet in perfect balance.
- Dimensions: Height 48 cm | Width 31 cm | Depth 25 cm.
In very good condition for its age, no major warping, complete with all original parts (see photos).
- This item is available for immediate purchase, payable via PayPal; we also accept bank transfer or French check.
- We do not accept sales over the phone; sales will be conducted exclusively via email or through the Proantic messaging system.
- We ensure our items are shipped with care, including insurance and tracking. Colissimo shipping costs for Europe Union 45€.
425 €
Period: 19th century
Style: English Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Tin
Reference (ID): 1848033
Availability: In stock
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