Stoneware Mazagrans stemmed glasses and cups from Puisaye

Here is a pair of pretty stemmed glasses in puisaye stoneware with a charming enamel in soft, natural tones: pinkish beige, light caramel with white "drips" and with a particular touch, not quite smooth, a little textured, probably due to the deliberately thin layer of enamel. A beautiful artisanal work of turning and enameling that closely resembles the work of pierre lion who produced, in addition to more artistic pieces, utilitarian tableware with this deliberately rustic aspect, highlighting "the handmade" until 1978 when his workshop closed. These glasses probably date from the 50s to 70s when these natural colors were very fashionable. They are in perfect condition, not even a chip. They measure 13 cm in height for a diameter of 7 cm for the cup and 8 cm for the foot.