A traditional five-piece North African or Middle Eastern-inspired brass tea service, featuring a heavy-gauge footed teapot, three scalloped footed goblets, and a large oval two-handled serving tray. Each piece is decorated with hand-chased and engraved floral and geometric motifs, reflecting mid-20th-century artisanal metalwork made for ceremonial tea hospitality. The teapot is designed with a ribbed domed hinged lid, a swan-neck spout, an ornate scrolled handle, and shell-molded cabriole feet, while the accompanying tray features a gadrooned rim and engraved handles. Good vintage condition consistent with age and use. The brass surfaces retain a warm patina with scattered surface scratches, light tarnishing, and minor spots of verdigris oxidation—most notably on the lower body of the teapot near the handle and on the surface of the tray. The hinged lid operates smoothly, and the tinned interior of the teapot remains clean and intact.