Vintage Jerusalem Brass Samovar – Ornate Hand Etched with Dragon Spout – Rare Middle Eastern Teapot Heater

Step back in time with this exceptional vintage brass samovar, a stunning example of traditional Middle Eastern metalwork. Handcrafted in Jerusalem, this piece is richly adorned with intricate hand-etched designs, showcasing geometric patterns and floral motifs that echo centuries-old artistry. The surface glows with the deep, warm tones of aged brass, its natural patina lending an air of authenticity and timeless charm.

What truly sets this piece apart is its elaborate spout, cast in the shape of a mythical dragon’s head—a rare and dramatic feature that symbolizes strength and protection in many cultures. The dragon spout isn’t just decorative; it was carefully crafted to function, blending beauty with practicality.

This samovar was originally used to boil water for tea, a central part of hospitality in Middle Eastern culture. It may have been heated by coals or spirit burner, though today it stands as a magnificent decorative item, perfect for display on a sideboard, hearth, or shelf.

✨ Features:

• Origin: Jerusalem, likely mid-20th century

• Material: Solid brass with richly aged patina

• Etching: Full-body hand-engraved floral and geometric motifs

• Spout: Sculpted dragon-head spout, highly detailed and rare

• Handles: Gracefully curved side handles with etched accents

• Lid: Domed, with finial and ornate rim detailing

• Height: Approximately [ 16 in. ( 41 cm.) ]

• Weight: [1.75 kg]

📌 Condition:

Very good vintage condition. Naturally aged brass with some surface wear and patina consistent with age. One-of-a-kind collectible that retains structural integrity and bold visual impact. A few light marks add character and testify to its journey through time.