Sango 'Sweet Briar' Hand-Painted Stoneware Cups and Bowl

This is a set of hand-decorated stoneware pieces featuring three footed mugs and one matching bowl from the 'Sweet Briar' pattern by Sango. The pieces exhibit a distinctive pale seafoam or mint green celadon-style glaze with a slightly rustic, hand-thrown texture evidenced by the visible concentric ridges on both interior and exterior surfaces. The decorative motif consists of pink floral blossoms, likely wild roses or briers, with green leaf accents, appearing both on the exterior and as a small motif on the inner rim of the mugs. The rims are finished with a contrasting terracotta or reddish-brown hand-painted band. The footed mugs have a pedestal base with a flared rim and a comfortable D-shaped handle, while the bowl features a deep, rounded profile. On the base of one mug, a clear maker's backstamp is visible, identifying the manufacturer as Sango and the origin as China. The condition appears to be good overall, with no large structural cracks or major chips visible, though minor glaze imperfections and shelf wear on the unglazed foot rings are characteristic of this used stoneware. Based on the style and backstamp, these pieces likely date from the late 20th century to early 21st century.