Teapot jug with lid; and accompanying bottom tray; of tin; Coffee jug of tin; a so-called tap jug. The legs are formed by volutes and rest on wooden balls. Above it is the pear-shaped; hexagonal jug. The handle is located just below the lip edge; which extends to the widest point of the jug and is partly made of wood. At the bottom of the belly is the tap. The loose lid is hexagonal and has a wooden button. The jug comes with a sheet of tin that serves as a base. On the three wooden legs is a sheet with an upright; openwork band. On top of that is a brazier on three legs. The upper edge of the stove is decorated with an open-worked band with garlands.; Nicolaas Kraan (attributed to); Amsterdam; c. 1720 - c. 1812; tin (metal); wood (plant material); founding; h 32.5 cm x h 39 cm x w 26.6 cm x d 17.5 cm h 10.6 cm x d 9 cm h 8.3 cm x w 20 cm x d 18 cm