JERSEY. Set of lustred earthenware pieces, some with 19th-century polychrome enamel decoration, consisting of: thirteen pitchers, three bowls, one cup, one bowl, one small footed cup, one sugar bowl, and one double salt and pepper set in gilded porcelain (chips, missing pieces). Height: 7 cm to 18 cm Note: These earthenware pieces were manufactured in the United Kingdom, in the cities of Leeds, Newcastle, or Swansea. On the European mainland, they came to be known as “Jersey earthenware” simply because they passed through the island of Jersey before reaching Normandy.