This eclectic 19th-century samovar tray, crafted in Poland from solid brass, demonstrates the classic metalworking traditions of the era enriched by a distinct decorative sensibility. The minimalist rectangular form with a rounded end features a subtly raised edge, both practical for handling and elegant in line. The interior surface is adorned with a meticulously executed floriate guilloche pattern, swirling rhythmically over the golden brass background. Smooth, carefully finished contours reveal the precision of historic workshops. The material—solid brass with areas of natural patina—presents a rich, golden tone with a subdued, satin sheen. Minor scratches, occasional spots, discolorations, and gentle tarnishing speak to the object’s age, confirming its authenticity. No evidence of modern repairs or interventions is visible; the overall condition is very good, the historic ornamentation intact, with only the natural traces of time and use.The tray carries with it the story of gatherings around tea and family celebrations, where craftsmanship was woven into everyday rituals. The guilloche lines and botanical motifs hint at 19th-century Polish interiors—places shaped by tradition, where local patterns blended with the periodic rise of classicist influences. Warm light, softly dispersed across the patinated brass, evokes a sense of time’s passage and the importance of detail: subtle scratches and variations in luster compose the unique narrative of this utilitarian artwork.In a collector’s setting or a traditionally furnished dining room, the tray can serve both as a practical accessory and
DIMENSION
Height2 cm
Depth16 cm
Width25 cm
Dimension details
Width25 cm
Height2 cm
Depth16 cm
Weight1 kg
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