Museum rare Antique Imperial Russian Brass Samovar marked 1904 duple head eagle
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Museum rare Antique Imperial Russian Brass Samovar marked 1904 duple head eagle Eagle Marks
Frequently seen on the Russian samovar is the double-headed
eagle, which signifies that it was made in Imperial Russia. No
doubt, the factory's work was approved by the czar in order to use
the official government mark.
Imperial Eagle
A version of the
factor appears above.
this instance, but
surround the eagle.
Imperial Eagle
Imperial Eagle from the goods of a Moscow
The name of the factory does not appear in
the words "Made in Moscow" (in Russian)
In some cases, the eagle is alone, without any words.
other times, some information concerning the factory will appear.
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The Imperial Eagle does not always appear on a Russian
samovar. On old samovar, dated 1868, had a stamp of St. George
and the Dragon, the patron saint of Moscow.
Factory Names
Some of the manufacturers' names live on in their stamps.