Imperial Russian Samovar

Wondering if anyone recognizes what I believe is the manufacture's mark on this Samovar? Thanks

 

In looking for 'goda samovar' was presented with this, which seems also to relate to @AJefferson post for copper vase:



will skim through & see if more is to be had from it.

 

Thanks.

 

Not really helpful. But 'to take a samovar to Tula' seems to have a meaning similar to 'carry coals to Newcastle'.

 

I think ГОДА may just mean 'year'.

 

Yours sure outshines this one:

https://m.avito.ru/smolenskaya_obla...samovar_1851_goda_1165983261?slocation=655090

 

Think this is different in design as well as metal?



It's the third one here: http://www.elabuga.com/funds/_samovars.html

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Maybe this is closer?



Same page, #548

 

Thanks.

 

Yes. That is close.

 

I did not spend time looking at them all. You may want to explore that page further to see if you can find one that is even closer.

 

Ok. Thanks.

 

We have two of these and I don't want to list them because the postage would be outrageous. They weigh a ton.

 

I would love to see a picture of them. Just curious, if you would list them, how much would you ask for them in US dollars? Thanks much.

 

Hi, I finally realized this may be the makers mark. I am pretty certain the last line is "Tula." Does anyone recognize who the manufacturer might be? Thanks much!