International. A Lot of Two High Asiatic Orders (Crown of Thailand / Sowathara)

A lot of two Asiatic Orders consisting of a Thai Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand and a Cambodian Royal Order of Sowathara; 

1. A Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand, III. Class Commander. Instituted December 29th, 1869. Second Period (1873-1941), c. 1940. Constructed of silver with gilded accents as well as red and green enamels, the obverse consisting of an intertwined leaf design with an inner ring of sixteen red enameled leaves and an outer ring of sixteen green enameled leaves, with a central medallion in gilt, the reverse inscribed with Thai script, suspended from a tri-foil leaf in gilt and a broad oval ring for suspension from its correct replacement neck ribbon, unmarked, measuring 47.7 mm in diameter, weighing 33.12 grams, in very fine condition. 

2. A Royal Order of Sowathara, II. Class Commander. Instituted in late 1923. Of ornate design, consisting of a four armed silver gilt star, each arm composed of a group of five individual rays, with stocks of corn, cotton, rice, and palm leaves in each quadrant, obverse centre presents the three towered hall of Angkor Vat on a green enameled background, with stylistically unique suspension of the Goddess of the Earth with twisting her hair with robes made out of red and green enamels, suspended from a period original neck ribbon, measuring 55.9 mm (w) x 60.4 mm (l), with the green enamels in the central medallion chipped in several spots, in overall near very fine condition.