Antique Ottoman Empire

Beautiful Ottoman Empire era textile of gold metallic threads embroidered on purple color silk velvet background ,exceptional patterns.

This beautiful ewer and basin set is a delightful product of the 18th century Ottoman Empire, with a striking design aesthetic.

Ottoman Grand Vizier Costume Print, Hand-Colored Engraving, 1749 Description: A highly decorative original engraving of the Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire, dated 1749.

The city of Uşak, Turkey, one of the larger towns in Western Anatolia, which was a major center of rug production from the early days of the Ottoman Empire, into the early 20th centu...

Nice square cast iron fireback displaying a wounded soldier during the Crimean war between the Russian Empire and the Ottoman Empire. Excellent condition and usable size.

This refined plate forms part of a celebrated 18th-century European costume series, illustrating figures from across the Ottoman Empire and the wider Eastern Mediterranean.

TITLE: Large Map of the Habsburg–Ottoman War, Hungary & Balkans, 1729 DESCRIPTION: Large and exceptionally detailed original copper-engraved map showing Hungary and the surrounding ...

Uşak rugs held a significant place in the Ottoman Empire, particularly from the 16th century onward.

The costume reflects the rich textile traditions of the eastern provinces of the Ottoman Empire, where clothing often served as an indicator of social status, regional identity, and ...

A rare 20th century Turkish Hereke rug with a gorgeous pale yellow field with a large central coat of arms of the Ottoman Empire. The emblem features an ornate cartouche surrounded b...

The subject represents Thessaloniki (historically Salonica), an important cultural and commercial center within the Ottoman Empire, known for its diverse population and rich traditio...

Its restrained engraving underscores its function as a reference tool within a scientific atlas. KEYWORDS Ottoman Empire map, Constantinople Istanbul, Balkans Anatolia, Black Sea ro...

Antique Ottoman sarma embroidery is a type of embroidery that originated in the Ottoman Empire, which encompassed parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa from the late 13th century to the ...

Antique Ottoman sarma embroidery is a type of embroidery that originated in the Ottoman Empire, which encompassed parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa from the late 13th century to the...

Antique Ottoman sarma embroidery is a type of embroidery that originated in the Ottoman Empire, which encompassed parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa from the late 13th century to the ...

This Torah pointer reflects the Ottoman Empire's influence on Jewish religious artifacts.

Presented in a custom iron stand. Turkish, Ottoman Empire. Mounted in a later iron stand. 36” h. in stand 30” no stand, 19” diam.

This region has been a major rug-producing area since the beginning of the Ottoman empire. These rugs are heavily influenced by Persian designs.

The map covers the Asian territories claimed by the Turkish Ottoman Empire c.1850 from the Black Sea to Arabia, including Cyprus.

From Views in Egypt, Palestine, and Other Parts of the Ottoman Empire. Original hand coloring. Very good condition.

An exceptional, highly dynamic 19th-century costume plate illustrating a Tatar (the historical term utilized across the Ottoman Empire for the official horse-riding couriers, dispatc...

19th Century Austria-Hungary Silver Box - Crimean War (Year 1850). 19th Century Austria-Hungary silver box with profuse decoration inspired by the Crimean War, in which Russia lost t...

SILVER BOX Austria-Hungary 18th Century in silver with profuse decoration inspired by the Crimean War, in which Russia lost to an alliance of the Ottoman Empire, France, United K...

Balkans & Ottoman Europe Map with Athens Inset – Nieuwe Hand-Atlas, 1876 This impressive 19th-century map titled “Turkije in Europa, Griekenland, Roemenië, Servië en Montenegro” pro...

Dry cleaning is reccommended. Antique Ottoman sarma embroidery is a type of embroidery that originated in the Ottoman Empire, which encompassed parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa ...

Product Details Age: 18th Century Origin: Middle East, Ottoman Empire Material: Copper and Tin Condition: Good for its age, with dents and heavy oxidation.

Framed images are for display inspiration only. Keywords: Ottoman window design, wrought iron grille, Iznik tiles, Islamic geometry, Ottoman interiors, floral arabesques, ceramic or...

Konya was the capital of the Seljuk Sultanate and the Ottoman Empire in the 15th century. Its carpets are famous all over the world.

He is best known for his drawings of the ruins of Persepolis, the first reliable pictures of this palace to be accessible for western scholars, but his visits also included the Ottom...

He is best known for his drawings of the ruins of Persepolis, the first reliable pictures of this palace to be accessible for western scholars, but his visits also included the Ottom...

This engraving captures the architectural grandeur and daily life of one of the Ottoman Empire’s most iconic religious monuments, with elegant arcades, domes, and slender minarets ri...

Dry cleaning is reccommended. Antique Ottoman sarma embroidery is a type of embroidery that originated in the Ottoman Empire, which encompassed parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa ...

Plate 55 presents a refined elevation of the Bayezid Yıldırım Mosque, one of the foundational monuments of early Ottoman architecture. The composition emphasizes the rhythm of domed ...

One of the most important weaving centers from the early days of the Ottoman Empire was the city of Usak. The weavers of this city were highly skilled, which allowed them to pass the...

The figure is shown standing in a dignified pose while holding a string of prayer beads, reflecting the importance of religious learning and spiritual authority within the Ottoman Em...

Historically known as Iconium, is a major city in South-western edge of the Central Anatolian Plateau, Konya was the capital of the Seljuk Sultanate, and the Ottoman Empire in the 15...

The figure is portrayed in an opulent Ottoman interior, dressed in richly embroidered garments and adorned with an elaborate headdress, reflecting the refinement and luxury associate...

This rank corresponds specifically to guards or regular infantrymen assigned to the Imperial Arsenal (Tersane-i Amire) in Constantinople, which served as the main naval base and ship...

Between the inscriptions are circular medallions incorporating crescent motifs, an emblem closely associated with the Ottoman Empire, while a central roundel is ornamented with an in...

A finely crafted Ottoman divit, the traditional portable writing set carried by scribes, calligraphers and government officials throughout the Ottoman Empire during the 19th century.

A comparable example—identical in technique though depicting a different subject—appeared at Sotheby’s in The Halpern Judaica Collection: Tradition and Treasure, Part 1 (December 15,...

It was designed to accompany contemporary debates over the so-called “Eastern Question” — the political and military rivalries surrounding the decline of the Ottoman Empire and the f...

Late 18th or early 19th century Ottoman Empire or India Astonishing and very early banyan, kaftan or ottoman coat dating from the late eighteenth century.

Bursa, the first capital of the Ottoman Empire, preserved many examples of medieval Anatolian craftsmanship.

The Byzantine Era ran from the 300s to the fall of Constantinople and the Eastern Roman Empire in the 1450's, at which time, the area fell to the Ottoman Empire.

This area has been a major rug producer since the early Ottoman Empire and into the early 20th century.

This area has been a major rug producer since the early Ottoman Empire and into the early 20th century.

Its intricate design, ornate calligraphy, and historical importance make it a valuable and aesthetically captivating collector's item, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Ot...

The Byzantine Era ran from the 300s to the fall of Constantinople and the Eastern Roman Empire in the 1450's, at which time, the area fell to the Ottoman Empire.

An exceptional Ottoman ring from the 19th century, produced at the height of the Ottoman Empire's tradition of fine goldsmithing.

Bebek, a prominent area in the Ottoman Empire during the early 19th century, was known for its beauty and served as a retreat for the Ottoman elite.

Published in the mid-18th century, this engraving reflects the European fascination with the Ottoman Empire and the broader Orient, a theme that dominated both artistic and intellect...

Renamed Heireddin Barbarossa after the famous Ottoman admiral, it continued to serve under the Ottoman flag, reflecting the strategic alliance between Germany and the Ottoman Empire....

This area has been a major rug producer since the early Ottoman Empire and late 20th century. This rug employs earthy colors like soft tans, cinnamons, faded blues, and rusted ora...

Around the year 1800, the region referred to as "European Turkey" or "Ottoman Europe" was a significant part of the Ottoman Empire, which was one of the most powerful empires in the ...

This map is intriguing because it captures the strategic importance of Constantinople and the Bosphorus during a time when the Ottoman Empire was a major force in global geopolitics.

This area has been a major rug producer since the early Ottoman Empire and into the early 20th century.

It covers regions around the Black Sea (Pontus Euxinus), parts of Greece, and adjacent areas in Asia Minor and the Balkans, which were historically vital during the Byzantine and Ott...

His accounts of the Ottoman Empire, the Levant, Egypt, and the Holy Land became highly influential and were widely read across Europe.

Bowyer in 1803 as part of the series *Views in the Ottoman Empire, Chiefly in Caramania*, this scene captures a moment of quiet exploration amidst the ruins, with Ottoman figures con...