Set of Six Small Stoneware Plates – Saint-Amand-en-Puysaye, Late 20th Century

Set of six small dessert plates made of glazed stoneware, in soft tones of ivory, lichen, and beige, punctuated with delicate brown speckles.

These plates were made by Poterie des Guimards, a workshop established in 1976 near Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye, a renowned ceramics hub in Puisaye.

Each small plate features a slightly different speckled pattern, formed by the natural variations of the glaze and firing. This irregularity gives the set an authentic character and a beautiful presence on the table.

Their understated profile, slightly raised rim, and the mineral quality of the stoneware give them an aesthetic that is both rustic and contemporary. A set that is easy to incorporate into both everyday dining and more refined compositions.

A beautiful set of six pieces, whose surface variations and nuances are an integral part of their charm.