Tea Urn, Company Bennewitz a Zone, 1828 The rectangular bowl (B) with rounded corners rests on four round, convex, vertically ribbed legs with vaulted, rejuvenating upper areas that are attached to the base. It is made up of a right -wing base, a concave part, a globe open -up part and a constricted part, above it a convex vertically ribbed edge, to which two eyes are attached, and a straight, raised, openwork wall. The openwork part of the Komfoor shows S-shaped curves and in the middle of each side and on the corners of palmets. The crowning wall is opened on the front and rear with similar motifs. A burner with a Lonthouder is attached to the center of the base of gushed wood. The boiler (a) rests on a right -wing base, which fits over the raised wall of the bowl and is open in exactly the same way. Two brackets close in the eyes of the grain. The boiler has a vaulted, rejuvenating foot. A vertically ribbed edge runs along the top. The vaulted, widening barrel is crowned by a straig