Explore this **3d model** of a vintage nickel plated samovar, created in the late 19th to early 20th century. This **3d design** showcases the exquisite technique of nickel plating, making it a unique piece for your **3d interior decor**.
The samovar is a set consisting of a water vessel and spirit burner, used for heating or maintaining temperature. Originating from the Chinese water kettle ho-го, the samovar evolved to include a faucet for drainage, making it a versatile piece for **3d room design**.
During the 18th century, samovars with burners emerged, larger than traditional teapots and mounted on high stands to protect furniture. They were often paired with separate components manufactured at different times, allowing for customization as needed for your **3d home design**.
Primarily used for keeping water hot, samovars were occasionally used for brewing tea. Before the introduction of spirit burners, the desired temperature was achieved using specialized metal cylinders heated over a fire and then placed in the vessel. Samovars were typically made of metal, though examples in porcelain and ceramics can also be found for **3d interior** settings.
