TWO DAMASCUS POTTERY TILES Ottoman Syria, 18th century Comprising a squared tile, the white body painted in cobalt blue, manganese purple, copper green and turquoise, the decoration mostly floral with sprays of rosettes, tulips and hyacinths, mounted on a white perspex, 23cm x 23.4cm; and a small rectangular tile, possibly part of a frieze, decorated with rosette tendrils and lobed floral medallions, similarly mounted, 22.5cm x 10.5cm.