Antique Ottoman

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.

It works beautifully within Ottoman-inspired spaces, modern Istanbul apartments, libraries, studies, and collections devoted to Islamic art and architecture.

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...

Turchia Europea, European Turkey, was the name then given to the Ottoman Empire's lands in southeastern Europe. Professional dancers performed at weddings, festivals and private ente...

Albanian soldiers served widely in the region under Ottoman rule. The reclining officer before his fortress landscape gives this plate a romantic air that suits a study or a collect...

Archon, from the title of the magistrates of ancient Athens, was used in Ottoman Greece for Greek notables. The relaxed domestic scene above contrasts with the outdoor dress of the c...

Karaman is a city and region in south central Anatolia, once the seat of the Karamanid principality before its absorption into the Ottoman Empire. The clear blues, greens and crimso...

The plate belongs to the section of the volume on European Turkey, the provinces of the Ottoman Empire in Europe, seen here through two scenes of penance.

Thessaly is a region of central Greece that remained under Ottoman rule until 1881. Kasos is a small island in the southeastern Aegean near Karpathos, and Missolonghi is a town in we...

Under the lower image: "Muto" (mute) and "Guardia di palazzo" (palace guard). Mutes served at the Ottoman sultan's palace, where they were known for communicating in sign language.

A plate of real interest for a collection on religion, dance or the Ottoman world. Condition: Light wear to the bottom right corner.

The plate belongs to the section of the volume on European Turkey, the provinces of the Ottoman Empire in Europe. In Italian "camerieri" are household attendants, and the dishes, cen...

It functions naturally as a characterful low coffee table, a storage ottoman positioned at the foot of a bed, or a robust blanket chest, combining substantial internal capacity with ...

Geographical place names include: Autriche Hongrie, Empire Russe, Empire Chinois, Empire Ottoman, Perse, Arabie, Etats Unis, Amerique Centrale, Bresil, and Australie.

Fine bands of Arabic calligraphy, geometric interlace, and vegetal arabesques are reproduced with remarkable precision, demonstrating the sophisticated craftsmanship achieved during ...

The design reflects the refined botanical vocabulary associated with historic Ottoman textiles, where natural forms were frequently transformed into highly decorative and rhythmic co...

The Uskoks were irregular soldiers based at Senj on the Croatian coast, known in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries for raids on Ottoman and Venetian shipping. The Adriatic set...

Displayed together, they create a striking dialogue between European historicism and Ottoman decorative culture. Both prints are original antique works and not modern reproductions.

Combining skilled craftsmanship with religious symbolism, it would make an excellent addition to a collection of Islamic art, Qajar metalwork or Ottoman decorative arts. We ship int...

Ideal for serving drinks, displaying perfume bottles, or arranging decorative objects on a console or ottoman, this versatile tray is both functional and attractive.

For collectors of antique maps and views, or those with an interest in Venetian-Ottoman history, it represents both artistic and documentary value.

French Art Deco Serpentine Walnut & Mohair Ottoman / Bench Description An elegant French Art Deco ottoman or bench featuring a sculpted serpentine base and luxurious upholstery.

An original antique map of the Ottoman Empire, a steel engraving colored by hand in outline, with a pale blue wash along the coasts.

In February 1799 Bonaparte led part of the Army of the Orient out of Egypt across the Sinai desert toward Syria, to meet an Ottoman force gathering there. The French took El Arish, G...

This is an original antique wood engraving, colored by hand with watercolor, showing three Ottoman decorations. At the top left (1) is a badge hung by a jeweled bar from a red watere...

The scales give ancient measures, stadia, Roman miles and parasangs, beside British miles, and many classical ruins are marked, while the provincial boundaries show Anatolia as part ...

It is plate 25, with the engraving by Lale. The Ottoman provinces of Asia are shown from the Bosporus and the Aegean to the Caucasus and Persia, with Syria, Palestine and Mesopotami...

The monuments represented here encompass some of the most important periods of Islamic civilization, from the early Ottoman state in Bursa to the refined Mamluk architecture of Egypt.

Its unusual subject matter, exceptional density of decoration, and sophisticated execution distinguish it as a highly collectible example of late Ottoman Syrian metalwork. An impres...

As an eighteenth century view of the Ottoman lands in Asia, this pocket map is an affordable and attractive introduction to early maps of Turkey, Syria and Iraq, and it looks particu...

The Italian lettering gives this little map extra interest beside its French counterparts, and it makes a charming framed piece for a collector of the Ottoman Empire, Syria or Iraq. ...

A key explains the symbols used for towns by population, and the capitals of the Ottoman eyalets, or governments, are underlined in colour.

As an eighteenth century view of the Ottoman lands in Asia, this pocket map is an affordable and attractive introduction to early maps of Turkey, Syria and Iraq, and it looks particu...

Its beautifully abrashed russet field reveals a captivating interplay of faded terracotta, burnt peach, mocha mousse, and powder blue, evoking the warmth of an ancestral country resi...

Woven during the twilight years of the Ottoman Empire, this hand-knotted wool antique Turkish Oushak rug from the Late 19th Century carries the unmistakable presence of a textile sha...

Rooted in the cultural crossroads of Transylvania, where Ottoman influences mingled with regional craftsmanship and continental design traditions, its striking composition celebrates...

Portrait Traditionally Identified as Topal Osman Pasha (1663–1733), 18th Century Italian School Large 19th Century Italian School Ottoman portrait identified as Total Osman Pasha, ...

Emerging from its central nucleus are graceful tulips and lotus flowers, their flowering silhouettes contributing to a symbolic narrative of devotion, renewal, and abundance. Within ...

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...

As an eighteenth century view of the Ottoman lands in Asia, this pocket map is an affordable and attractive introduction to early maps of Turkey, Syria and Iraq, and it looks particu...

As an eighteenth century view of the Ottoman lands in Asia, this pocket map is an affordable and attractive introduction to early maps of Turkey, Syria and Iraq, and it looks particu...

Evoking the grandeur of Ottoman palaces and the cosmopolitan elegance of Europe's aristocratic residences, this hand-knotted wool antique Turkish Sparta rug from the Early 20th Centu...

Originally established by royal decree in the 19th century to produce carpets of unparalleled technical refinement for the Ottoman palaces, the Hereke looms are synonymous with perfe...

Austria-Hungary appears as a single Dual Monarchy stretching from Bohemia to Transylvania; the Ottoman Empire still holds Macedonia and the territory north of Greece under the label ...

The sheet covers the whole of the continent from Iceland and the Atlantic coasts to the Ural frontier of European Russia, and from the North Cape down to the Mediterranean, the Aegea...

A Gorgeous Mid 19th-Century Victorian Period Rosewood Piano Stool Ottoman A superb, mid 19th-century Victorian period piano stool, ottoman in richly figured rosewood, dating to ci...

This layering of turban over fez was typical of the Ottoman provinces, where the cap denoted status and the wound cloth was arranged according to region and rank.

Their exact nationality remains uncertain; they may represent Persian, Ottoman, Circassian, or other Caucasian forces. The imagery was likely adapted from a contemporary military pri...

The Hereke workshop, established in the 19th century under Ottoman imperial patronage, became synonymous with technical perfection and artistic luxury.

Technique: Color lithograph Maker: Alexandre M. Raymond, France / Ottoman Empire, early 20th century.

The chair is fitted with two removable armrests and a detachable ottoman that may be slid underneath the seat for storing.

The overall design reflects the sophisticated Ottoman-era Turkish weaving tradition of the late 19th century.

Framing tips: This engraving displays beautifully in dark walnut, ebonized, or Ottoman-inspired gilt frames paired with wide ivory mats.

Antique Victorian cast iron piano bench / footstool / ottoman featuring Spanish Revival styling with a chevron flame stitch upholstered seat.

The Hereke weaving tradition, established under the patronage of the Ottoman court, is renowned for its superior craftsmanship, silk-like wool, and intricate knotting technique.

Photographed along with and also currently available in our shop - Set of 8 Italian Neoclassical Dining Chairs with Painted Murals & Tiger Velvet Pair of Ming Ottomans in New Han...

Among the most distinctive decorative arts of late Ottoman Syria is the vibrant enamelled metalwork produced in Damascus.

On the Design: Historically celebrated as the pinnacle of Ottoman court weaving, Hereke carpets are renowned for their extraordinary detail and majestic scale.

A beautiful antique English Jacobean or Tudor style stool or ottoman In the manner of Berkey & Gay USA, Circa 1920s Turned walnut legs, with cane seat.