Vintage stoneware pitcher with hand-painted floral decoration, 1960s–70s

A glazed stoneware pitcher with a generous silhouette and hand-painted floral decoration, typical of French artisanal production from the 1960s and 70s. The rounded body is adorned with large, stylized burgundy flowers with bright yellow centers, accompanied by delicate black scrolls, against a soft, satiny beige stoneware background. The neck is highlighted by a frieze punctuated with small black drops, while the brush-striated handle adds a graphic touch. The well-applied glaze reveals subtle variations in texture, evidence of authentic workshop craftsmanship. This type of decoration, both naive and expressive, is now rarely documented and gives this piece a truly unique character. No maker's mark or provenance is indicated. Height 16.5 cm, width from spout to handle 18 cm, diameter 14 cm. In excellent vintage condition, the base shows normal signs of wear from its age, with no cracks or chips. Note a slight difference in color on one side, creating a lighter line (see first photo). Perfect for a contemporary, graphic, and artistic interior.