The large vessel is affixed with a hinged vertical strap handle and the tapered body is decorated with horizontal brass straps leading up to the semi-circular curved spout. The upper surface is pierced with five holes allowing for the flow of the liquid.Catalogue notes: teapots, 'dombo', form part of Mongolian traditional tableware used to serve milk tea and can be made from wood, copper, or silver.Condition: The spout has been dented and repaired, with a fine crack to either side (the larger approx. 0.7 cm.), and a tiny aperture to the centre of the spout.There are various minor dents and wear consistent with age and use.There is a '6' impressed to the handle.Tarnishing to the upper surface.Origin: MongoliaPeriod: 19th centurySizes: 33.60 cm. H13.23 in. H Condition Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.orientalartauctions.com If you have any questions, feel to contact us at info@orientalartauctions.com