Antique Russian Dovetailed Brass Samovar Water Tea Coffee Urn Dispenser Server

Antique brass samovar shaped like a neoclassical urn. Regency era, circa 1800s. Features ornate gadrooning and turned handles.      

Antique cauldron, boiler or stock pot. Made of hammered copper featuring intricate dovetailing with brass handles and double banding accent. Measure: ...

Vintage Wittcrosse chafing dish set including a brass stand, copper oil lamp / burner, and a two-part warming pan with lid.

"Set of three antique pewter pieces circa late 19th century - 1880’s to early 1890’s – the set includes a teapot and lidded sugar bowl with etched flowers and floral finial, and plain creamer with floral finial. Pieces are marked Homan & Co Cincinnati 3, H. Homan IX, and Homan & Co Cincinnati IX. ""Homan Manufacturing Company was founded in Cincinnati Ohio in 1847 by Henry Homan and Asa F. Flagg as manufacturers of Britannia ware under the name Flagg & Homan. The Homan family managed the business as Homan & Co until 1887, gradually changing from the manufacture of pewter, Britannia metal and German silver to electroplated silverware. Around 1896 the name of the firm was Homan Silver Plate Company...

Antique 19th century copper tea kettle with oval body, straight spout, large flip top opening, hefty handle and brass ring at the front. Measure:14".

Rare mid century large oval size Columbian turkey roasting pan or pot featuring enameled blue and white marble swirl with lid and handles. Columbian Home Products purchased the cookware division of General Houseware Corporation in 1998. GHC purchased the Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company in 1968, which got its start in Terre Haute, IN in 1902. Columbian Enameling began in Bellaire, Ohio in 1871. In 1880 Bellaire Stamping Company began experimenting with enameling. The 1893 World’s Fair, “The Columbian Exposition,” was held in Chicago. This prompted the Bellaire company to change their name to Columbian Enameling in 1894. Due to a fire, Columbian moved to Terre Haute, IN in 1902 and changed their name to Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company. Consumer demand for enamel cooking utensils grew during the early 1900s. In 1968 Columbian Enameling and Stamping became a division of General Housewares Corp. Brand names in use for enameled ware...

Fabulous and large Circa 1885 brass and Wood Russian Samovar, dated 1885. Hallmarks in front and top. It should be used as a decorative piece today, not a usable one.

A circa 1930s Russian samovar with copper and brass body with original patina. Measurements: Height 24" Width 12".

Porcelain lidded samovar, tea or coffee urn, handmade in Italy. Great decorative piece with handles and brass metal sprout. Great to use for serving hot tea or any beverage. Beautiful colorful hot water urn samovar in the Russian style. Gilt fine porcelain tea pot hand...

A RUSSIAN HAMMERED BRASS SERVING TRAY Late 19th century. Rectangular hammered brass rimmed serving tray. Handles attached with co...

This antique silver plated hot water or coffee urn has no maker's marks but presumed to have been made in England in circa 1890 in the period Victorian style. The bowl of this urn is nicely decorated with a graduated ribbed design which is replicated on both the claw foot pedestal...

17th Century Liegoise chiseled brass water kettle is a truly special artifact, custom-made entirely by hand for an affluent client. Only the most skilled ...