Stands 85 mm tall to the top of the handle. The skirt is 73mm wide, the bottom rim is 85 mm across. The skirt features a grapevine ornament in high relief wrapped around the entire skirt without a central escutcheon. Maker marked on the bottom. The Russian letters МЗН are the trademark of the Nerekhta Mechanical Plant, located in the town of Nerekhta, Kostroma Region, a little over 200 miles northeast of Moscow.

In excellent condition. The metal is very clean and free of significant deformities. The gold-colored anodized finish is intact, showing just microscopic

Stands 85 mm tall to the top of the handle. The skirt is 73mm wide, the bottom rim is 85 mm across. The skirt features a grapevine ornament in high relief wrapped around the entire skirt without a central escutcheon. Maker marked on the bottom. The Russian letters МЗН are the trademark of the Nerekhta Mechanical Plant, located in the town of Nerekhta, Kostroma Region, a little over 200 miles northeast of Moscow.

In excellent condition. The metal is very clean and free of significant deformities. The gold-colored anodized finish is intact, showing just microscopic scratches and scuffs, very light wear overall.

Please note: If you try to come up with a replacement glass liner, it should be made of tempered glass even though we urge you not to use this to drink from! We offer this strictly as a historic artifact (and dramatic stage prop for your dining room or study). We provide no warranty of its suitability for drinking hot beverages like tea or coffee. All we know is that it should look great sitting on a tray next to your antique family samovar.

Enjoy!
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