Samovars from Tula often feature stamps indicating the factory or the maker

Origin: Samovars from Tula often feature stamps indicating the factory or the maker. Medals and Stamps: In the 18th and 19th centuries, makers were awarded medals for quality at exhibitions. The impressions of these medals were then stamped onto the body of the samovar to certify its prestige. The presence of these "award stamps" generally enhances the value and historical interest of the piece. Material: Based on the appearance, is made of brass, which was a standard and popular material for Tula samovars due to its durability and aesthetic appeal. This piece is SAMOVAR on wood