Italian slipware terracotta goblet

I've had this for a while but hadn't seen the likeness.  This is not stoneware but  tin glazed terracotta from Italy - but apart from that .very similar excepting all the other differences

Not Springfield, I think. 
Marked ITALY, with little bits of the glaze chipped away from use over time. If ever a piece in my collection  earned the over-used adjective "tactile", then this is it. Being Italian, it's easier to imagine it full of Chianti instead of coffee.

In my  op I mentioned  Mazagran. Still relevant I think. 
Mazagran is the name of a drink as well as the vessel , which can be made from terracotta or glass, so no reason why stoneware is exempted. I feel sure that, if you were to hold them, you would understand my reasoning.