If Russian and Ukrainian tea traditions are part of your heritage, then you'll know that tea service is a bit different.

Instead of just a single pot, Slavic tea service involves two kettles. A small one like this one on offer, where a strong concentrate of tea known as заварка (zavarka) would be steeped/brewed, and served out, while in a larger kettle would be just-boiled water (nowadays, this part is typically done with an electric kettle). First, you pour the tea concentrate to fill your cup 1/4 full, then you add hot water to dilute it.

This Soviet Melchior (Copper-Nickel Alloy) teapot service set will make a great addition to any vintage collection, adding a chic and rustic motif to any kitchen decor and can be used for serving, in great condition! 

Material: Copper-Nickel Alloy (melchior) with plastic handles
Condition: Like New. Very good condition, suitable for modern usage. Some signs of cleaning to the exterior finish. See photos for details.
Dimensions: Teapot is 15 cm tall with knob; 21 cm at handle width. Coffee pot is 14 cm tall with knob; 16 cm at handle width, creamer is 10 cm tall x 13 cm at widest
Years Made: 1970s
Weight: Teapot 345g, Coffee Pot 267g, Creamer 155g