AN IZNIK POTTERY TILE, originally of square form, the white ground with an ogival lattice of green saz leaves containing small flowerheads overlaid with a similar lattice of tendrils linked by large red palmettes containing reserve floral sprays within a flaring blue serrated surround, circa 1575 (cut down to an octagon), later made up into an octagonal tabouret with arched legs, 12¼in. (31cm.) across, and A DAMASCUS POTTERY TILE, the white ground painted in sage-green, cobalt-blue and turquoise within black outlines with scrolling stems linking palmettes and cusped arabesque cartouches, a blue border of meandering palmette interlace along one side, late 16th century, later made up into an occasional table 11 1/8in. (28.5cm.) square (2)