Russian Arts and Crafts Copper Beaten Vessel

I walked past this at GW thinking it was one of those cheap steel containers that someone had left outside. I came back through and thought ah well I actually like the look of it for Halloween/fall decor (it was pre-filled with cobwebs!). I picked it up and it weighed a ton. Confused, I checked the mark on the bottom...Russian Imperial mark with Cyrillic words.

One lens search later and the internet compared it to all the Russian Stickley Bros. Arts and Crafts pieces from 1905-1915ish (though I of course assume this one was not sold through them as it's lacking their mark). It didn't look much like copper (it was covered in a white film) but it sure weighed like it... For $5 I'd find out, and it would go in my witch decor if not.



One gentle clean later... yeah, copper and brass ha haaa.



I love the handle details and the interesting seam.







So anyone know Russian? It doesn't look like the Tula mark and I'm no good making the translators work with Cyrillic. Stats: 9.5" (24.13 cm) and 1 lb 13 oz (.82 kg).

And here I told the husband we needed to take a break from thrifting to do other things. Just when I thought I was out they pull me back in.

 

This looks like the same mark ...
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1317863830/extraordinary-rare-19th-century-imperial

 

I can't read it either, but for cheap and feeling like copper...it's outta there.

 

Not yet finding a site that details Russian copper marks. But here's a side by side of your's and the etsy link ...

 

ФАБРИКА = Factory
And I can't read the rest

 

Next letter seems to be a В, so ФАБРИКА is possibly followed by ВѢ, like the mark in this thread
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/copper-vase-identification.34902/
Not seeing the ТУЛА part in your mark, as that last part is really illegible