Jacques Blin, large ceramic pitcher and six mazagrans, around 1960.

Large jug accompanied by six mazagrans in white glazed earthenware with gray, created by Jacques Blin in the 1960s. The jug features a tall cylindrical body, a large handle, and a tubular spout. The six mazagrans have a similar cylindrical shape with a small side handle. The set is decorated with incised patterns representing animals and stylized figures, characteristic of Jacques Blin's ceramic work. The black patterns stand out against the subtly nuanced gray glaze. Signed "J. Blin" under the base. France, around 1960.