Three pieces of earthenware decorated with tawq necklaces, Tunisia, Nabeul, first quarter of the 20th century The first, a charbiya water jar signed 'Abderrazak, with an ovoid body surmounted by a cylindrical neck flanked by two handles; the second, a dawraq gargoyle attributed to Trouillet, with an ovoid body surmounted by a bulbous neck flanked by two handles; the third, a two-handled vase in the form of an amphora with a long ovoid body on a circular pedestal, with a cylindrical neck marked by a projection from which two curved handles emerge, and finished with a flared lip. All three in earthenware with painted decoration in cobalt blue, antimony yellow, copper green and manganese brown on a white background of a wide band of tawqs decorated with scales or colored compartments on a large part of the body, a frieze of colored spindles on the shoulder, vertical stripes or spindles on the neck and horizontal stripes on the handles. Inscription in Arabic "El-Qallaline" at the base of each body, decorated with the leaf motif of the 'Abderrazak family on one piece, the five-pointed star and the crescent moon attributed to Maurice Trouillet on another. Height: 36 cm, 30,5 cm and 37 cm Small chips, fel on the neck of the jar, chips on the lip of the gargoyle, firing bubbles, chips on the foot of the amphora vase. Three Pottery Pieces with Tawqs Necklaces Pattern, Tunisia, Nabeul, first quarter of the 20th century The artistic pottery of Nabeul: varia (lots 210 to 212) - Samuel Hedri Collection (lots 174 to 212).