Dish with metallic lustre decoration attributable to Boujemaa Lamali (1890-1971), Morocco, 20th century Hollow, truncated cone-shaped dish in clay ceramic with metallic lustre decoration of a central medallion surrounded by a frieze of scrolls evoking tchi clouds, followed by a frieze of arcatures featuring the same scrolls and repeated on the wall. The background is hatched with a fishnet. The back of the dish is decorated with circles, with an unidentified mark in the center of the heel. Height: 4 cm; diameter: 20.2 cm Minor firing accidents. A Moroccan Luster Pottery Dish, possibly by Boujemaa Lamali, 20th century

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