Antique Mosque

Middle Eastern Moorish Mameluke Syrian Mosque Islamic style brass antique oil lamp pendant with 6 hand-blown Bohemian glass.

This leaf would once have formed part of an impressive Qur’an manuscript, possibly commissioned for a mosque or madrasa, where grandeur and reverence were intended to elevate communa...

The Marble Arch in London and the Duomo di Siena are also made from this stone, as are the interiors of Manila Cathedral, the cold-white marbles of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque and the ca...

What Roberts does depict in Church of the Purification, however, in addition to the Al-Aqsa Mosque, is the famous Western (or Wailing) Wall (one of the most sacred sites in Judaism) ...

It is located near the Al-Hakim Mosque. Egyptians stand in the shadow of the wall, while two men on camels and others walking approach from the right.

The Marble Arch in London and the Duomo di Siena are also made from this stone, as are the interiors of Manila Cathedral, the cold-white marbles of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque and the ca...

This lithograph by Auguste Raffet offers a striking interior view of a Crimean Tatar congregation at prayer inside a mosque. Rows of men are depicted kneeling in unified posture bene...

It is probable that the rug was donated to a mosque—a common practice in rural Turkish villages—as an act of zakat, or religious almsgiving.

These elegant costume plates present, on one sheet, an Imam of the Great Mosque, richly dressed in flowing robes with fur trim and a distinctive turban, and on the other, a high-rank...

Most examples have a mosque lamp hanging from the top of the niche that is often substituted with stylized flora, and the fields are often flanked by rectangular panels containing el...

From important Catholic relics, alter table and candlestick pricket floor lamp, old liturgical chalice liturgy items, cathedral architectural salvage, monastery, temple & mosque frag...

The town is directly ahead - with the eighteenth century 'Old Mosque’ occupying the centre of the composition. To the left and right is the sea.

19th Century Orientalist Oil on Canvas by Étienne Billet (1821–1888), depicting a lively coastal village scene with figures, camels, palm trees, whitewashed architecture, and a mosqu...

In the companion piece, a senior scholar exits a mosque accompanied by a younger attendant. The striped masonry, carved ornament, and soft courtyard light establish a dignified narra...

Historically, the city of Tabriz has served as the intellectual heart of Persian rugs and weaving, where master ustads (designers) drew upon centuries of Safavid court traditions to ...

A narrow street leads the viewer toward a domed building rising in the background, likely representing a mosque or religious structure typical of Persian architecture.

Title: Mecha in Arabia – Engraving by Gaspar Bouttats after Jan Peeters, Antwerp, circa 1680 Description: This copperplate engraving depicts a detailed view of Mecca in Arabia, h...

This leaf likely derives from a large-format Qur’an commissioned for a madrasa (an educational institution) or mosque, exemplifying the solemnity and splendour that characterise Maml...

Very beautiful oil on canvas of a sailing boat in front of the city of Constantinople: in the background, we can see the Galata Tower on the right and the minarets of the Blue Mosque...

Sophia”), Topkapi Palace (“Seraglio”), Hippodrome, bazaars, and various mosques are clearly marked and numbered. The Galata Tower and city walls are also prominently featured.

Islamic art collector copper tray with wooden base in a form of elephant heads with trump down supporting the copper tray. the wooden table circular hold the beautiful copper tray wi...

The lithograph shows a group of Tatar men exiting a mosque or religious building, surrounded by beggars and the needy waiting outside.

For centuries, they were a primary medium for artistic expression, used to decorate palaces, mosques, and homes, and to signify wealth, status, and piety.

FRANZ BERGMANN Austrian, (1861-1936) Praying at a Mosque Cold-Painted Bronze Lamp and Sculpture of a man praying in front of a mosque. 30 inches high

Many upper class Ottomans had special rooms set aside in their dwellings for prayer and it is assumed that these rugs were woven for that use, rather than to be taken to the mosque f...

This lithograph depicts mosque in the foreground and a domed church in the background.

This is an original 19th century duotone lithograph entitled "Minaret of the Mosque El Rhamree" by David Roberts, from his Egypt and Nubia volumes of the large folio edition, publish...

The two large hexagonal forms are derived from neighboring central Anatolian weaving traditions, while the central elongated element traced in latch-hook ornament may be a stylized r...

Architectural elements evoke Alexandria’s cosmopolitan urban landscape, with arches, mosques, and multi-storey buildings framing the scene.

Across the river rise domed mosques and minarets, anchoring the scene firmly in urban Egypt.

The scene unfolds with great theatrical power: horsemen thunder forward in clouds of dust, sails of Nile boats cut sharply across the water in the background, and an Islamic riversid...

The central field of the rug displays a characteristic prayer niche design, known as a "Mihrab", which is a symbolic representation of the niche found in the wall of a mosque indicat...

The historicity of this work is reinforced by the representation also in the background of an army in the center, and on the right other characters with a mosque and a building with ...

When praying, a niche, representing the mihrab of a mosque, located at the top of the field of the rug, must be pointed to the Islamic center for prayer, Mecca. 6' 4" x 4' 3"

A royal procession led by the King of Ternate is seen, with the palace (Palatio) and a mosque (Mesquita) in the background, highlighting the political and religious structures of the...

The Marble Arch in London and the Duomo di Siena are also made from this stone, as are the interiors of Manila Cathedral, the cold-white marbles of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque and the ca...

The Marble Arch in London and the Duomo di Siena are also made from this stone, as are the interiors of Manila Cathedral, the cold-white marbles of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque and the ca...

One lamp showcases two women in vivid traditional dress, collecting water with ceramic jugs, while the reverse reveals a serene Turkish landscape with a domed mosque under a pale sky...

The final scene offers a bird’s-eye plan of Bantam, complete with its harbor, defensive walls, warehouses, and mosques, as well as ships lying at anchor. The engraving provides one o...

Haghe after Fossati and Gayer Description: This rare tinted lithograph captures the iconic Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, once a Byzantine cathedral, later an Ottoman mosque, and now a s...

Beautiful late 19th century collectible Turkmen Afghan prayer rug with a design of mosque, wool velvet on wool foundation, damaged.

Unusual and unique survivor of its time, this Lantern shows two very clear influences in its manufacture, first is the decoration in the purple and blue glass filaments which evoque ...

The royal blue central panel shows a semi-perspectival view of the Grand Mosque at Mecca, while the two vertically flanking sections depict flattened, converging Ghiordes-style red p...

The Royal Palace including the Harem. C. A Persian mosque or temple. D. The Armenian women's temple.

Features: Subject: La Giralda, Seville's famed bell tower, originally built as the minaret of the mosque during the Almohad era (12th century) and later transformed in the 16th centu...

The designs illustrated here echo the carved marble inlays, jali (lattice) screens, and tile decorations found in Mughal palaces and mosques, such as the Red Fort in Delhi or the Taj...

Original antique print of the ruins of Rachel’s Tomb or Bilal bin Rabah mosque, near Bethlehem. This print originates from 'Costume Antico e Moderno: Palestine, China, India, Oceania...

The engraving is finely detailed, and a small legend at the bottom right identifies types of structures, including Christian and Muslim cemeteries, mosques, ruins, and wells. This p...

Cairo's main square in the foreground contains the sacred Mosque of the Sultan Hassan. Throngs of people are seen approaching the great gate to the citadel on the right.

The rug has a scalloped top with a mosque lamp and two ornamental columns supporting a deep spandrel panel.

In a general Ghiordes Turkish style with a red lobed niche supported by side colonettes, suspending a mosque lamp from the apex and centred by a flower-filled vase beneath.

The composition is anchored by a striking mosque, its towering minaret and high domes rising above surrounding buildings, which are rendered in gentle pastel tones.

When praying, a niche, representing the mihrab of a mosque, located at the top of the field of the rug, must be pointed to the Islamic center for prayer, Mecca. 6' 3" x 4' 0"

The domes and minarets of Isfahan’s great mosques rise in the background, while scattered gravestones and crumbling mausoleums fill the foreground.

Armstrong Roberts/Alamy) Architectural view of the Mohammad Ali Alabaster Mosque in the citadel, Cairo, Egypt circa the 1920.

The recognizable Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque are prominently placed, along with the Old City's fortifications and surrounding structures.

In the background, fortified cities, mosque domes, and minarets dot the landscape, suggesting Ottoman strongholds such as Gallipoli.

Each vase decorated in the Islamic motif and having Arabic writing in 24-karat gold, possibly commissioned for an important Mosque, Paris, circa 1860. Later converted to lamps, need...

These are commonly found on ceramics, metalwork, mosque walls, school walls, and the walls of many other buildings in Islamic countries.

These rugs were prominently used in prestigious locations such as palaces, mosques, and important government buildings during the Ottoman period.