Alexander Sturm, TEA SERVICE, Vienna, ca. 1900.

12.9 x 20.5 cm - silver partly gilded sterling silver, inside gilded, wood
height of teapot 12.9 cm, height of creamer 6.2 cm, height of sugar bowl 4.8 cm, length of tray 40.8 cm; total gross weight: 1272 g

stamped:
- teapot, creamer, sugar bowl: head of Diana, clover (mark of Alexander Sturm)
- tray: head of Diana, DL in rectangle (mark of Daniel Lowy)

The teapot, creamer and sugar bowl were made in the company of a well-known Viennese silversmith, Alexander Sturm (b. 1851 in Vienna), who started his business in 1882 and ran his own store from 1883. His clientele was the Viennese bourgeoisie. After World War II, Alexander's company was reactivated by Adalbert Sturm.
The tray was made by Daniel Lowy, a goldsmith and jeweler, active between 1878 and 1909.

Alexander Sturm (born 1851 in Vienna) - started his business in 1882 and ran his own store from 1883. His clientele was the Viennese bourgeoisie. After World War II, Alexander's company was reactivated by Adalbert Sturm.