Duo of stoneware mugs from Bouffioulx Guérin

Superb and authentic duo of small mugs (tasting jugs) in art stoneware, produced by the prestigious Guérin pottery in Bouffioulx (Belgium) during the 1960s/1970s. Each piece is handcrafted in salt-glazed stoneware, characterised by a nuanced beige body with flamed decorations and brown drips, featuring a superb satin sheen. The front displays a raised crest depicting a stylised fleur-de-lis, a traditional emblem of this Walloon craft. The structure has a contrasting dark handle and rests on a small circular base made of raw stoneware. Underneath, the workshop's monogram is engraved in the clay, and one of the pieces retains its original paper label "Guérin Bouffioulx". A magnificent collection set for beer enthusiasts. Characteristics: • Manufacturer: Guérin Pottery - Bouffioulx (Belgium) • Material: Salt-glazed stoneware (Varnished terracotta) • Era: Circa 1965-1975. • Dimensions: Height 11.5 cm|Diameter 8 cm|Total width with handle 14 cm. • Condition: Splendid vintage conservation state. The stoneware is perfectly sound and the glaze has a very nice original freshness.