Sangria or punch cups in stoneware from Puisaye, Jean-Pierre Prud’homme

Here is a set of three stoneware cups from Puisaye with a beautiful glaze blending soft and comforting tones: beige, caramel, and chocolate—material and colors typical of the 1970s. They are the result of fine craftsmanship by the ceramist Jean-Pierre Prud'homme in the 1970s. They are unsigned, but were originally part of a very large salad bowl (also for sale here) on which they hang, hence their distinctive shape. Unfortunately, only three remain intact (plus two others, still usable but with flaws—a chip on one and a crack on the other—which I'm including with them if you wish), so I've decided to sell them separately, hoping that someone might be looking to complete their sangria set or is searching for cups with a truly unique shape. Jean-Pierre Prud'homme and his wife founded a pottery workshop in Monnaie in 1971, working with clay from the Nièvre region (Puisaye stoneware). These cups date from the 1970s and are in perfect condition, with no cracks, chips, or even a single scratch. They measure 8 cm in diameter, 13 cm in width including the handle, 6 cm in height, and 8 cm in height at the handle.