Two earthenware dishes, Morocco, Fez and Tunisia, Nabeul, early 20th century Two slightly hollow circular earthenware dishes with polychrome painted decoration in yellow, brown, green and blue. The first Moroccan, on a cylindrical base with beveled rim, is decorated with an eight-pointed star surrounded by a band of scales flanked by two brown fishnet borders, with the name Fès inscribed in Arabic below the base. The second, on a circular base, inscribes Nabeul in Arabic in a central medallion surrounded by a frieze of petals and alternating poly-lobed mandorles and almond-shaped medallions. Diameter: 33 and 29.2 cm Hanging holes and small chips on each, small chip at the edge of the first.