Stoneware teapot and coffee maker with filter

Pretty ceramic teapot glazed in soft brown, caramel and ecru tones. It includes its lid and filter. It would come from the Mallet pottery in Saint-Amand-en Puisaye, where utilitarian ceramics were produced from 1937. It must date from the 50s to 70s, I found it with many other utilitarian stoneware ceramics that date from the same period. It is in good general condition for its age, no cracks, but there are two small chips on the edge of the carafe opening, fortunately not too visible. It measures 22 cm in height (with lid), approximately 20 cm in width from the handle to the spout and approximately 14 cm in diameter at the belly.