Flamed stoneware pitcher from Morvan by Gaston Gaubier

Magnificent pitcher in flamed stoneware from Morvan, decorated using the lead enamel technique, typical of the Tamnay-en-Bazois pottery created by Gaston Gaubier in 1932. A ceramic that is both useful and decorative, very elegant with its swan neck shape and its thin, curved handle, which can hold water as well as a bouquet of dried flowers. You will never tire of admiring its colored oxides that intertwine, creating a unique and changing decor, ranging from midnight blue to purple, including pale yellow and orange. The pitcher is in very good general condition. It has no cracks or chips. Signs of wear are minor and are mainly limited to superficial scratches from use. Signed Morvan under the base.