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JERSEY – ENGLAND, 19TH CENTURY A set of eight pieces of English earthenware known as “Jersey,” featuring a copper- and gold-colored metallic luster, comprising seven pitchers of various shapes and sizes and one bowl. The baluster-shaped pitchers feature spouts and curving handles, some adorned with relief motifs. Decorated with wide bands of cobalt blue and light blue, embellished with floral motifs, stylized foliage, medallions, and polychrome scrollwork, on a background of copper- and gold-colored metallic luster. 19th-century English work, likely from Staffordshire, circa 1840–1880. Signs of wear on the luster and decorations, with chipping and cracks.
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