Large stoneware art vase from Lévéjac by Michel Goldstyn, with a flamed oxblood glaze.

Magnificent very large jug, pitcher, made of artisanal stoneware, hand-turned, signed Lévéjac, from the workshop of Mr Michel Goldstyn, formally identified, a remarkable contemporary ceramist working since the 1970s. Vintage piece from the late 90s to early 2000s. Flamed glazed stoneware, oxblood on the top, blue, celadon, on the bottom, with touches of brighter blue around the neck, very beautiful simple and elegant shape with a rounded spout, superb handle with a slight twist at the bottom, decorated with 3 raised dots at its base. Imposing size of 31.5cm in height, 16.5cm maximum diameter at the base, approximately 21cm in depth including spout and handle, 13cm diameter at the neck. Excellent condition, nothing notable. Weighs approximately 3.5kg. Superb decorative piece, a collector's item for discerning ceramic enthusiasts, showcasing great mastery and remarkable craftsmanship, it is a rare piece due to its limited artisanal production, unique in its hue.