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Three jugs from different cultures, made of earthenware and porcelain, 18th century. Dutch novelty teapot in the shape of a crouching monkey, holding a small milk jug to its mouth as a spout; 18th-century Delft faience, glazed and painted in bright raku colours, The height is 27 cm. It is a Chinese teapot in the shape of a water bucket, with emerald-green glazing on Shiwan porcelain from the Qing dynasty. 18th century (height 21.5 cm) and a German pear-shaped jug, ‘broken rod’ relief porcelain with a straw flower pattern by Volkstedt, late 18th century (height 26 cm)
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