Jug
The kumgan is cast from cast iron. There is no lid. The date 1833 is stamped on the bottom. Material:
Items made of metals (except precious): iron, bronze, copper, brass, etc.
The kumgan is cast from cast iron. There is no lid. The date 1833 is stamped on the bottom. Material:
The kumgan is made of brass in a 20th-century oriental style. It consists of five parts. The domed lid is
A pear-shaped kumgan with a copper lid, long spout, and a lid. Material: copper. Size: h – 28.5 cm.
Kumgan – with a copper lid, a long spout, and a pear-shaped shape. Material: copper. Size: h – 31.5 cm.
The kumgan is made of copper; the lid is taken from another kumgan. Material: copper. Size: h = 25.5 cm
Copper jug – copper, lidless, smooth surface, mounted on a tray. Material: copper. Size: 30 cm.
Copper jug with a long, narrow spout, a decorative curved handle, and a hinged lid. Material: Copper. Size: H –
It is lit by pouring kerosene. Kerosene is poured into the central part of the round shape and fixed with
Household item used in the kitchen. The pestle and mortar are made of metal. Dating: 1982. Technique: factory product. Size:
To hold the glass. Made of metal. It is made in the form of a semi-cylinder and has a handle