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Copper Samavar

B
16 years ago
AI Appraisal
Description This is a copper coffee or tea perqulator with a bunson burner to have it being made while you ate.
Category Metalware
Medium Copper
Distinguishing marks #'s scratched in bottom of bonson burner
Condition Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item 11 inches high , 7 inches across & 18.5 inches around, the tray is 9.5 inches across
Date Period I'm not sure if this is by the people who refinished it or made it, its also mark on the bottom of the bunson burner marked Pat'D Mar.20'06 July 17'06
Weight About 1 kg.
History My father got it & had it refinished about 45 years or so ago
Price Paid (If known) unknown, but it has a value known only to me
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Submitted by vixalin

the "06 style of dateing is a 1900's quirk and for the future not a good one. I personally would be very upset with the refinishing co. for stamping my piece especially if it had any age on it. Now all who see it will believe it is a repro and any antique value it might have had is either destroyed or in serious question. That was a very unprofessional co. or extreemly ignorent not to mention arogent one.

I know it has to be from before 2006 but I'm not sure of the date besides that I remember it already refinished approx. 45 years ago when I was around 6 years old. I'm sure there must be some way to acurately date it. I know it came from a european area before getting to Toronto in a tarnished state that's why it was refinished so it would be a nice piece to admire. I haven't seen one anything like it anywhere ever. I would sure like to know who would have used it & when? Isn't there some cultural ties to its history? Any information would be great,Bert.

Thank you Vixalin , Have you come across any others that are as ornate as mine? I'm curious as to what a comparable ome would be worth & what if it was still totally tarnished? Thanks again , Bert

Submitted by vixalin

Bert; there is a site www.whatsitworthtoyou.com that does on line apraisals the basic is 9:95 or you can google samavor and see what you can come up with yourself.Happy hunting and your welcome

Submitted by p8.30to5k

I know it has to be from before 2006 but I'm not sure of the date besides that I remember it already refinished approx. 45 years ago when I was a

Submitted by p8.30to5k

I know it has to be from before 2006 but I'm not sure of the date besides that I remember it already refinished approx. 45 years ago when I was a

Submitted by p8.30to5k

I know it has to be from before 2006 but I'm not sure of the date besides that I remember it already refinished approx. 45 years ago when I was around 6 years old. I'm 642-415 exam sure there must be some way to acurately date it. I know it came from a european area before getting to Toronto in a tarnished state that's why it was refinished so 642-974 exam it would be a nice piece to admire. I haven't seen one anything like it anywhere ever. I would sure like to know who would have used it & when? Isn't there some cultural 646-563 exam ties to its history? Any information would be great,Bert.
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