A GILT PORCELAIN COFFEEPOT, probably Russian, the ovoid body painted in colours with a continuous mountainous scene of peasants on a riverbank, a village to the bachground, the handles and animal-moulded spout richly gilt, the cover with acorn finial (chip to inside cover), 25.5 cm high and A PORCELAIN RECTANGULAR GILT TEACADDY, probably Russian, painted to the sides with sailing vessels and a fisherman and a woman in traditional costume, impressed S.6, 12.5 cm high and A PORCELAIN GILT MILKJUG, probably Russian, gilt and painted in colours with a continuous scene of wayfarers, the handle with female mascaroon terminal (hairline crack), 18 cm high, all circa 1820 (3)