Two bowls with incised and champlevé decoration, Western Iran, Aghkand, 12th - 13th century or Near East or Mamluk Egypt In engobed clay ceramic with incised and champlevé decoration under a transparent glaze. A truncated cone-shaped bowl decorated with a central medallion with four appendages and a compartmentalized inner wall decorated with a flaked background. A large Persian or mamluk bowl with a carinated body on a small circular foot, the lip slightly flared, decorated with four trefoil fleurons separated by a cross on a background of ocelli repeated as a frieze on the inner wall. Diameter: 16.4 and 18.4 cm Restorations, chips. Provenance of the second bowl: Mes Ader - Picard - Ader, Hôtel Drouot, March 4, 1970, lot 43. Two Bowls with Incised and Champlevé Decoration, Western Iran, Aghkand, 12th-13th century or Near-East or Mamluk Egypt