Vinegar pitcher in Puisaye stoneware by Jean-Pierre Prud'homme

Here is an adorable little pitcher, a vinegar jug given the letter V incised on the belly, in puisaye stoneware with a beautiful rounded shape and a magnificent glaze mixing soft and comforting tones: beige, caramel and chocolate, material and colors typical of the 70s. A very beautiful artisanal work of the potter jean-pierre prud'homme. It is not signed but I can affirm it because I have had many pieces of this ceramist in my hands and I now recognize them from very far away with their very particular glaze. Jean-pierre prud'homme did not sign all his pieces when they were part of a service. Jean-pierre prud'homme founded with his wife an artisanal pottery workshop in 1971 in monnaie, working with clay from nièvre (puisaye stoneware). This workshop still exists today (workshop "au grès du vent"), it is run by his son benoît prud'homme who took over in the 1990s-2000s and also creates very beautiful ceramics. This pitcher is in very good condition, just a tiny chip on the edge of the opening. It measures 13 cm in height and about 10 cm in diameter. It was fitted with a small cork stopper that I will include in the package.