Pair of chianti ewers and lamp-mounted vase in the Tissier style, Tunisia, Nabeul, 20th century Two spindle-shaped ewers on convex pedestals, the lip pinched and the handle angular, the vase baluster-shaped. In polychrome earthenware, the ewers predominantly blue, the vase predominantly green, each piece featuring a decor in several registers containing plant and geometric motifs as well as a medallion inscribed in Arabic "Nabeul". Height: 40 cm; 39.5 and 32.5 cm (without mount) Slight chips, electrical mounting on the vase filled with gravel or sand. A Pair of Tall Pottery Ewers Chianti and a Vase, Tunisia, Nabeul, 20th century

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