Antique Imperial Russian Hammered Copper Samovar Drip Bowl Moscow Stamp 5\" For Sale

Up for sale is a beautiful, highly collectible Antique Imperial Russian Hand-Hammered Copper Drip Bowl (traditionally used as a slop or rinse bowl under a tea samovar). This authentic pre-revolutionary piece features a crisp, legible circular maker’s mark stamped into the base reading (Moscow) in Cyrillic, proudly surrounded by the iconic Imperial Double-Headed Eagle hallmark.Crafted by master coppersmiths prior to 1917, this piece is a wonderful fragment of Russian history, perfect for collectors of Imperial metalware, samovar accessories, or rustic antique decor.

Item Details & Specifications

Origin: Imperial Russia (Moscow / Tula region)

Era: Pre-Revolutionary / Late 19th to Early 20th Century (Pre-1917)

Material: 100% Solid Copper (Hand-hammered)

Design Features: Wide flared rim, rounded bottom body, unlined interior, and heavy hand-hammered dimple texture.

Hallmark: Clear circular stamp on the base featuring the Imperial Russian Double-Headed Eagle and text.

Dimensions (Approximate)

Top Diameter: 5 inches (12.7 cm)

Height: 2.25 inches (5.7 cm)

Condition ReportOverall Condition: Very Good antique condition given its age.

Structure: The bowl is structurally sound with no deep cracks or structural punctures. It retains its proper shape beautifully.

Surface & Patina: It boasts a stunning, rich, undisturbed dark-brown aged patina. There are normal minor surface scuffs, tiny scratches, and localized spots of oxidation/tarnish consistent with a genuine, century-old utilitarian object.

Hallmark Legibility: The maker\'s mark stamp on the bottom is well-struck, clean, and easily legible.(Please inspect all high-resolution photos carefully as they serve as the definitive visual description of the item\'s condition.)