典藏單位:國立中正紀念堂管理處

館藏編號:CR05800601

壺身為印尼傳統圖飾，花紋佈滿瓶身，另以間隔的方式1面花，1面人物繪製其中，分以6面呈現，，瓶蓋及把手為花苞狀，可分離，壺口並有一遮蔽蓋，與鳥喙十分相似。大小壺僅有尺寸之分，形式花紋完全一致。
民國58年印尼華僑蕭熙粦為慶蔣中正總統生日所贈，外包裝為花色紙盒，盒上印有「Toko OEKON」、「DJL.MADJAPAHIT M D JAKARTA」、「＝INDONESIA＝」，盒內有一紅色卡片，上寫「恭祝總統華誕」，落款為「印尼華僑蕭熙粦敬賀」，從包裝盒上的痕跡看來這卡片原是黏貼在盒上的。內容物一共5件，包含大、小茶壺、糖罐、匙組、托盤。
印尼，為東南亞國家之一，由上萬個島嶼組成，是全世界最大的群島國家，疆域橫跨亞洲及大洋洲。印尼的華僑人數高達近1000萬人，是外國公民人數中最多的亞洲國家。但由於印尼人口眾多，接近2億，是世界第四人口大國，有100多個民族，因此華人僅約佔總人口數5%，在20世紀3、40年代的印尼華僑飽受日本的侵略與國家的貧弱，卻仍憑著艱苦奮鬥的努力，在印尼創造了成功的事業和財富，華人在印尼擁有相當重要的經濟和社會地位，卻也因此而遭到當地民族的反對，甚至成為忌妒與攻擊的對象。或許正因為不斷受到磨難和排斥，印尼華僑對國家的向心力特別強，在民國40到60年代每年都有大量印尼華僑歸國參與活動。

The pot's body is decorated with traditional Indonesian graphic ornaments, with all-over patterns. The pot has six paneled sides ornamented alternately with floral drawings and figure drawings. Its lid and handle are in the shape of bud and detachable. The spout has a cover resembling a beak. The pots, large or small, are only differed from each other in dimensions. They all have same decorative patterns.
Xiao Xilin, an overseas Chinese from Indonesia, presented, in 1969, this silver tea set to President Chiang as a birthday gift. The tea set is packed in a colorful carton printed with the words "Toko OEKON," "DJL. MADJAPAHIT M D JAKARTA," "=INDONESIA=." A red card inserted in the carton is inscribed "In celebration of President Chiang's birthday" and on the lower part, "Respectfully, Xiao Xilin, an overseas Chinese form Indonesia." Judging from the mark on the carton, the red card was originally pasted on the box. The silver tea set consists of five pieces, including a large teapot, small teapot, sugar bowl, set of spoons, and tray.
Indonesia, one of the southeast Asian countries, consists of tens of thousands of islands, is the largest archipelago nation in the world, and its territory stretches across Asia and Oceania. The number of overseas Chinese living in Indonesia reaches up to nearly 10 million people. Indonesia is a state, among the Asian countries, that has the largest number of foreign citizens. However, because Indonesia has a population of nearly 200 million, is the fourth most populous country in the world, and has more than 100 nationalities, Chinese people only account for about 5% of the total population. In the 1930s and 40s, ethnic Chinese in Indonesia, though suffered from Japanese aggression and the nation's poor and weak situations, fought their way hard and created successful careers and wealth in the country, leading to having a very important economic and social status in Indonesian society, but the local ethnic people's acrimony had thus raised accordingly, and they even became jealous of and attack ethnic Chinese. Perhaps, because under constant suffering and exclusion, Indonesian overseas Chinese's expectation toward the ROC were particularly strong; therefore, a large number of overseas Chinese returned Taiwan from Indonesia each year, from the 1940s to 1960s, to participate in the celebratory activities held in Taiwan.