Antique Ottoman

Luigi Mayer (1755 to 1803) was an Italian born artist who worked in the Ottoman Empire for Sir Robert Ainslie, British ambassador at Constantinople.

In July 1833 Russia and the Ottoman Empire signed the Treaty of Hünkâr İskelesi, and the Russian forces left the strait soon afterward.

Luigi Mayer (1755 to 1803) was an Italian born artist who worked in the Ottoman Empire for Sir Robert Ainslie, British ambassador at Constantinople.

English Parian ware, 19th century Powers’ celebrated composition depicts a young Greek Christian woman captured during the Greek War of Independence and offered for sale in an Ottom...

A decorative and historically important map of the Ottoman world and Middle East. Condition: Very good condition for its age.

Luigi Mayer (1755 to 1803) was an Italian born artist who worked in the Ottoman Empire for Sir Robert Ainslie, British ambassador at Constantinople.

The plate shows two sides of domestic life among Ottoman women, the outdoor dance and the shared room of the household.

A detailed plate for a collection of Ottoman religious life or Islamic costume. Condition: Complete sheet with minor nicks along the left edge.

A cadi was a judge applying Islamic law in the Ottoman Empire, and a molla was a senior member of the learned class from which judges were drawn.

Namaz is the Turkish and Persian word for the Islamic ritual prayer, made up of standing, bowing, prostration and sitting, and the four women show these different positions. A türbe ...

Dervishes are members of the Sufi religious brotherhoods of Islam, which were widespread in the Ottoman Empire, each order recognized by its cap, robe and rule.

Smyrna is today's Izmir on the Aegean coast of Turkey, and Salonica is today's Thessaloniki in northern Greece; both were Ottoman port cities with mixed populations in the nineteenth...

Turchia Europea, European Turkey, was the name then given to the Ottoman Empire's lands in southeastern Europe. Fur lined robes and tall jeweled headdresses were the marks of wealthy...

Thanks to its renowned authorship and timeless elegant appearance, this ottoman serves as a highly stylish yet functional element in a modern interior.

Its ornamental rhythm recalls the decorative friezes and carved embellishments found in historic Ottoman architecture, establishing a regal enclosure around the interior garden.

Luigi Mayer (1755 to 1803) was an Italian born artist who worked in the Ottoman Empire for Sir Robert Ainslie, British ambassador at Constantinople.

The plate makes a colorful addition to a collection of Ottoman or Near Eastern costume. Condition: Light wear to the top left and bottom left corners.

The rich magentas and oranges make this a handsome plate for a collection of Ottoman costume. Condition: Light wear to the bottom right corner.

Six full length figures in rich reds, greens and golds make this a striking plate for a collection on the Ottoman world. Condition: Age toning; handling soiling along the edges and ...

The Battle of Vienna marked a turning point in European history, as the combined forces of Poland, Austria, and Germany under King John III Sobieski defeated the Ottoman army led by ...

A fascinating and highly detailed costume plate dating from the era of the Crimean War (1853–1856), illustrating a Çavus(the Ottoman Turkish rank for a Sergeant, translated by the pa...

An exceptional and historically significant 19th-century costume plate illustrating a Binbashi (derived from the Ottoman Turkish Binbasi, meaning "leader of a thousand," equivalent t...

An exceptionally well-preserved 19th-century Orientalist costume plate illustrating a Selam Agasi (the Ottoman Turkish title for the Chief Master of Ceremonies or usher attached to a...

A magnificent expression of Anatolian artistry, this hand-knotted wool antique Turkish Oushak rug from the late 19th century captures the grandeur of Ottoman-era craftsmanship and th...

Perfect for use as a footstool or ottoman, additional seating, or even as a low side table.

Textiles of this antiquity are celebrated for their ability to blend highly expressive regional Ottoman design narratives with a striking heraldic pattern rhythm.

Perfect for use as a footstool or ottoman, additional seating, or even as a low side table.

Perfect for use as a footstool or ottoman, additional seating, or even as a low side table.

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...

An exceptional and highly decorative 19th-century Orientalist costume plate illustrating a Kavass (alternatively spelled Cavas or Cavass, the Ottoman Turkish term for an armed guard,...

General Jean-Baptiste Kléber's division, sent to meet an Ottoman army advancing from Damascus, held out in square through the morning.

The Yeşil Camii remains one of the most significant monuments of Bursa, the first capital of the Ottoman Empire. Its architecture and decoration mark a formative period in Ottoman ar...

Late 19th Century French mahogany window seat / ottoman with lovely detailed arms and lift seat to provide storage. 

This is a colourful and informative map of the Ottoman lands, well suited to framing in a study or library, and it pairs naturally with Dower's other maps of the Near East.

Perfect for use as a footstool or ottoman, additional seating, or even as a low side table.

Intended for use as a duet piano stool, it would very well as an ottoman bench at the end of a bed or as a window seat.

Intended for use as a duet piano stool, it would very well as an ottoman bench at the end of a bed or as a window seat.

Perfect for use as a footstool or ottoman, additional seating, or even as a low side table.

Its sweeping contours recall classical Ottoman court illumination, featuring multi-tiered concentric framing, scalloped cartouche outlines, and extended axial pendants or haspe proje...

In the Russo-Turkish War of 1877 and 1878 Russian and Bulgarian forces held the pass against repeated Ottoman attacks. Laid on a dark card mount; the sheet beneath was not examined.

Produced circa 1900 as number 5 in Le Musée de Sires, this original poster printed in color lithography portrays Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II. The caption employs the hostile contem...

Perfect for use as a footstool, ottoman, or additional seating. Gently cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, ready for use in your interiors.

Across the upper center are three coats of arms: the lion of Saint Mark under a ducal cap for Venice, the double headed eagle under the imperial crown for the Habsburgs, and a cresce...

Dimensions: 4’ 2” x 5’ 9” Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: Turkey Material: Silk pile on a silk foundation with vegetable dyes Condition: Wear cons...

Keywords: Alexandre M Raymond, L'Art Islamique en Orient, Ottoman Empire, Islamic architecture, Sultan Selim II Mosque, Stamboul, Istanbul, Constantinople, Ottoman minbar, mimber, mo...

Hagia Sophia was built under the Emperor Justinian in 532 to 537 and served as a mosque after the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople in 1453, which is why the elevation shows minaret...

Perfect to put on a coffee table or ottoman for drinks or coffee.

Hagia Sophia, numbered 3 in the key, was built under the Emperor Justinian in 532 to 537 and served as a mosque after the Ottoman conquest of the city in 1453. Light uneven toning, ...

Style: Moorish / Islamic / Ottoman-period

The crescent on the dome is the sign of a building used as a mosque under Ottoman rule. A handsome architectural sheet in landscape format, well suited to a study, a library or a co...

Tripolitsa, today Tripoli, is the chief town of Arcadia in the central Peloponnese. It was the Ottoman administrative center of the region until Greek forces took it in 1821 during t...

The Uskoks were irregular soldiers of the Habsburg frontier against the Ottomans, centered on the Adriatic town of Senj. Licani are the inhabitants of Lika, the upland region of Croa...

The Laleli Mosque stands in Istanbul and was built in the 1760s for Sultan Mustafa III, in the Ottoman Baroque style of that period. Muslin is a fine, lightweight cotton cloth.

Markos Botsaris was a Souliote leader in the Greek War of Independence and was killed in 1823 in a night attack on the Ottoman camp at Karpenisi. The Souliotes were the Orthodox Chri...

The Sultan Ahmed Mosque was completed in 1616 and is one of the greatest works of Ottoman architecture. Bartlett's views of Constantinople were among the first detailed images of the...

In the foreground a party of horsemen and men in Ottoman dress gathers on the hillside. The plate is lettered "W.H.

Generously scaled, this decorative copper tray can be used as a center table tray, ottoman tray, serving tray, low-table top or wall-mounted decorative object.

The Druze are a religious community whose homeland in the nineteenth century centered on Mount Lebanon, then part of the Ottoman Empire. Light uneven toning, browner towards the edg...

Mount Lebanon was part of the Ottoman Empire when this book appeared. Light uneven toning, browner towards the edges.

A Stunning Late 19th Century Levantine Arabesque Savonarola Rocking Chair with Floral Inlay, circa 1890 A highly decorative late 19th-century Levantine rocking chair, circa 1890, di...