A berrada gargoulette and two bottles, Morocco, Fez, 19th / 20th century Earthenware with polychrome painted decoration enhanced by touches of minium. The gargoulette has a globular body on a cylindrical foot, topped by a cylindrical neck flanked by two curved handles. The body is painted with floral sprays mixed with palmettes, the neck with a frieze of lozenges and a frieze of rosettes. The entrance to the body is closed by an openwork filter with radiating decoration; the first is a baluster bottle adorned with different registers of geometric decoration, the second, a pear-shaped body adorned with mandorles decorated with stylized pomegranate seeds alternating with rosettes. Height: 26; 23.5 and 18 cm Slight chips on the gargoyle, a few chips on the bottles. Moroccan Pottery Berrada and two Bottles, Fez, 19tH / 20th century