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Posted 9 years ago
dewitt1031
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The samovar is 14 inches high and the cups are 2 inches high
Had it for about 30 years.
Hand painted flowers
The vessel is a frosted finish
Would appreciate information on glass maker and Samovar manufacture
It is intriguing
Wonder who used it and what setting as well as time period
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looks like this one attributed to Cambridge:
http://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/img17981.search.htm
love this
have been after one forever
I've never seen such a device before and called 'samovar' (except from the metal one that I own ).Very interesting!Can it also boil water ? 'Samovar' = boils itself.
Dear Ivonne
Thank you for your comment.
You cannot heat anything in the vessel.
I am not sure if the proper terminology is used.
However I would appreciate for someone to enlighten me with the proper terminology.
Bill
Thanks,Bill,for the answer.This is a vessel with a tap,in a shape of samovar.Now it's clear to me :)
Dear Ivonne
Please see :
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=cambridge+glass+samovar&rt=nc&_dmd=2