Two vases with decoration of arcatures, Tunisia, Nabeul, workshop De Verclos, 1920-50 Earthenware decorated with poly-lobed arcatures with plant motifs. The first one, vase with a spindle-shaped decoration, with a pear-shaped body resting on a small annular foot and flanked by two large handles in wings. The second, a hallab jug with a carinated body surmounted by a narrow neck with a hemmed lip flanked by two bent handles. Both signed in Arabic at the base of the body and under the foot: "De Verclos, [Qallal al-Qadim], Nabeul". Height : 27,5 cm Small chip in the neck, chip and crack in the foot, small restoration in the bottom of the body of the vase, bubbles of cooking on the jug. Two Pottery Vases, Tunisia, Nabeul, De Verclos Factory, 1920-50 The artistic pottery of Nabeul: De Verclos workshop (1920-50) (lots 202 to 209) - Samuel Hedri Collection (lots 174 to 212).