Comprising coffee pot, teapot, covered sugar bowl, and cream jug, all over chasing, embossed with Buddhist deities surrounded by stylized foliage and flames, each figural handle modeled like a Naga, the serpent king, with original letter of sale/description from Geo. Borgfeldt Corporation, 44-60 East 23rd Street, New York N.Y. "Solid Silver Set consisting of Tea Pot, Coffee Pot, Sugar and Creamer..These pieces were made at the express order of the King of Siam, about 1915, for a friend of his, an Englishman, the editor of the English paper at Bangkok. They represent the real Siamese craftmanship, an art which undoubtedly, under present conditions, no longer exists. There may be a few pieces similar to these in some of the museums in the United States; if so, they are very rare. Upon reliable source, which, however, cannot be guaranteed, the owner was informed that this set was over two years in the making.", weight aprox. 160 T.O. Coffee pot, 10-1/2"h to top of Siamese dancer finial, teapot, 10-1/4"h to top of finial, sugar bowl, 9-1/4"h to top of finial, cream jug, 4-1/2"h. From The Estate of George M. Schott, Prominent Cincinnati Businessman.

Overall good condition.