Candy box, Tunisia, Nabeul, Ben Sedrine establishments, circa 1920-40 Circular bonbonnière closed with a slightly convex lid in earthenware with painted decoration of friezes of floral buttons alternating with green spindles. Medallion in the center of the lid inscribed in Arabic "Nabeul" and surrounded by spinning petals. The lower part of the body inscribed in Arabic "Ibn Sedrine Nabeul" and stamped in hollow of the Ben Sedrine brothers under the base. Height: 11,5 cm; diameter: 25 cm A Pottery Covered Pot, Tunisia, Nabeul, Ben Sedrine Factory, C. 1920-40 The artistic pottery of Nabeul: Ben Sedrine Establishments (1920-40) (lots 200 to 201) - Samuel Hedri Collection (lots 174 to 212).

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