Puisaye stoneware butter dish Jean-Pierre Prud'homme

This pretty puisaye sandstone butter dish is part of a large utility service that I am going to offer here in several lots. If you would like to order the whole lot, do not hesitate to contact me, a pie mold (ref wfbxvcts), a gratin dish (ref teqdb8ud), an ice bucket (ref be95sadd), a coffee service (ref gr25x19y), a pie dish (ref wshd8da8) and a soup tureen (ref 5j5rybyw). This butter dish is made of pyrite stoneware, with a very pretty enamel mixing soft and comforting tones: beige, caramel and chocolate, material and colors typical of the 70s. Take a look at the enamel of the plate which is particularly beautiful ! This butter dish is not signed because jean-pierre prud'homme did not sign all his pieces when they were part of a larger service. For the service that I offer in different batches, only the large pieces are signed: dish, tray etc. Jean-pierre prud'homme founded an artisanal pottery workshop with his wife in 1971 in monnaie, working with nièvre clay (puisaye sandstone). This workshop still exists today (au grès du vent workshop), it is run by his son benoit prud'homme who took over in the 1990s-2000s and also creates very beautiful ceramics. This butter dish dates from the 70s and it is in good condition, no chips, but some marks from use: two very fine cracks on the lid, almost invisible and which do not call into question the solidity of the together (see very close-up photos) and some marks which seem to me to be original: chips on the word "butter" and burst bubbles on the lid. It measures 18.5 cm in diameter for the plate, 15.5 cm in diameter for the lid, for a height of 13 cm including the lid.

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