Ottoman Tabak with flowers Iznik, Turkey, 17th century Siliceous ceramic dish with polychrome enamel decoration on a white background. The decoration is composed of tulips, carnations and eglantines around a saz leaf. The rim is decorated with foamy waves. Diameter: 30 cm (2 hairs and old chips) An Iznik tabak pottery dish, Turkey, 17th century. This lot is described by Mrs Anne-Sophie Joncoux-Pilorget.

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