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JERSEY – ENGLAND, 19TH CENTURY A set of English earthenware known as “Jersey,” featuring a copper- and gold-colored metallic luster, consisting of three pitchers of different sizes and six cups with their saucers. The baluster-shaped pitchers feature spouts and gracefully curved handles. The set is adorned with bands on a buff-yellow background, decorated with plant motifs, flowers, and stylized foliage in shades of brown and purple, contrasting with the surfaces that have copper and gold metallic sheen. 19th-century English work, likely from Staffordshire, circa 1840–1880. Fifteen pieces in total. Signs of wear on the metallic luster and decorations; chipping and a hairline crack.
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