Vintage Keraluc Quimper mug – attributed to Annie Beurrier – 1960s

A little gem of Breton ceramics, straight from the Keraluc workshop in Quimper. This stoneware cup, with its clean lines and luminous glaze, embodies the spirit of the 1960s at its most authentic. The refined and graphic design evokes the work of Annie Beurrier, a discreet yet essential artist in the revival of Quimper earthenware. Trained at the Quimper School of Fine Arts, she created pieces for Keraluc with modern lines, natural hues, and functional forms, true to the "art & material" spirit of the era. The stamp under the cup – "Keraluc Quimper G2 JF TA1" – perfectly matches the codes used in the workshop during the 1960s and 70s. A piece attributable to Annie Beurrier, or from her immediate circle. Diameter 10.5 cm, height 5.5 cm. Excellent vintage condition – no chips or cracks. Minor signs of wear on the base. A cup that stands on its own: perfect for displaying on a shelf, using for tea, or gifting to a collector who appreciates fine French ceramics.