Antique Ottoman

serrated and curvilinear forms borrowed from a design lineage that flourished in the Ottoman and Persian

Rug, circa 1880, radiates with the refined elegance that defines the highest tier of late Ottoman

Tabriz Mosul Aleppo Damascus Anatolia Ottoman Empire Black Sea Caucasus Mountains Hindu Kush Oxus Amu

example of refined Ottoman-era weaving. Executed entirely in lustrous silk, the rug features a distinctive

, Ottoman, and Sardinian troops besieged the main Russian naval base on the Black Sea. Works like this

Extremely rare work of art from the early Bezalel School of Boris Schatz in Ottoman Palestine. it

orientalist composition by Auguste Raffet, depicting a group of Ottoman irregulars, the infamous bashi-bazouks

enormous mansion sizes, to both the Turkish/Ottoman domestic markets and to exports into Britain, and

 Ottoman Army irregular soldiers, known as Bachi-Bouzouks, standing in animated discussion. Barefoot and

Antoine Tardieu, Paris, 1838 Keywords: Asia Minor, Anatolia, Turkey, Ottoman Empire, Pontus Euxinus

rug weaving during the Ottoman Empire, especially in the 19th century. This rug reflects the rich

guards in the Ottoman Empire, specifically stationed at Babadag (then in Rumelia, today Romania) in 1837

to any room in the home! Bought in the South of France. Matching ottomans available. H arm 25.25” x

) 28 1/2" D (chair), 25 7/8" D (ottoman) A very finely proportioned and skillfully carved chaise

, Palestine, Arabia Petraea, Red Sea, Mediterranean Sea, Mare Internum, Cyprus, Asia Minor, Ottoman Empire

” and “Lotto” carpets of the Ottoman Empire. In this Kuba, the Kufic border acts as a powerful

Ottoman Empire. This example features a central medallion framed by an oval lattice field, with scrolling

territories of the Ottoman Empire in Europe alongside the emerging nation-states of Greece, Serbia, Montenegro

dramatic confrontation between a Russian general and his Ottoman counterpart, each moving miniature

symmetrically arranged around a central axis, with mirrored elements that echo traditional Ottoman textile

and crafts of the Ottoman Empire. Its intense and vibrant colors, its texture adorned with intricate

This pale yellow medallion carpet is a direct descendant of classical Ottoman Oushaks with a

core, the patterning is deeply rooted in Ottoman textile aesthetics but rendered here with a restraint

elaborate furnishings or in an Ottoman style interior, this antique Aubusson style accent rug will bring

Shackled Ottoman slaves prepare a communal meal in a military field camp. A superb impression from

associated with the Ottoman court’s most prestigious weaving tradition. Originating from the historic town of

classical memory, Ottoman-era remnants, and modern Greek identity coexisted, offering a refined example of

. Uşak rugs are among the most valuable hand-woven rugs produced during the Ottoman Empire, and this

shawls, dresses and jackets during the flapper era worldwide. Ottoman in origin, it gradually spread

Damascus, Syria, during the time of Ottoman Syria. Ayoub studied with painter Jean-Paul Laurens in Paris

This magnificent carpet, dating from the late 19th century, was woven in Kumkapı, one of the Ottoman

rugs patterns, typical of the era's revival of classical Ottoman aesthetics. Woven with luxurious wool

, illustrating the complex frontier zones between the Russian Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and Persia. The

Scatter Size Wool Coral Rug, Circa Date: 1750s. This exceptional example of Ottoman weaving tradition

historical Ottoman designs were revived with unparalleled technical precision. Hereke silk rugs of this

commissioned for palaces and elite residences throughout Europe and the Ottoman Empire. Type: Turkish Oushak

Ottoman-era Beirut. This imposing five-drawer cabinet is a masterwork of Levantine craftsmanship

gold and silver thread as tribute to the Ottoman Court. The fame of these oriental weavings rapidly

Ottoman rule. The map shows mainland Greece in detail, including regions such as Epirus, Thessaly, Attica

fairy tale and nursery collections, like Ottoman Wonder Tales (1915), Mother Goose’s Nursery Rhymes

of classical Ottoman aesthetics. Handwoven circa 1900, the piece is distinguished by its harmonious

decorative accent, ottoman, or design element in both traditional and contemporary interiors. Dimensions: 18

new addition to Rug & Kilim’s curations of this celebrated weaving tradition of Ottoman-inspired

traditional Ottoman islimi motif seen in classical court carpets, adapted here with the characteristic bold

edge of the map, marking the frontier between Russia and the Ottoman and Persian spheres of influence

, or the Ottoman-era eastern Mediterranean. Condition report: Good antique condition. Light overall

with Greek identity during the post-Ottoman era. The image reflects the Romantic fascination with

artwork. Unusual Ottoman Empire Syrian style wedding trunk decorated overall with Islamic geometric

artwork. Unusual Ottoman Empire Syrian style wedding trunk decorated overall with Islamic geometric

embroidered with gold and silver thread as tribute to the ottoman court. The fame of these oriental weavings

, hooked motives, all on an otherwise un-ornamented tomato red ground. A red rosette and Ottoman hyacinth

. In this striking image, the weakening Ottoman Empire is portrayed as a carcass labeled “Turkey in

the Ottoman Empire. The exceptional complexity of form, crystal clarity, and high-relief ormolu

the wall or on an ottoman.  27.5" dia x 1.5" h

subtle elegance of Ottoman ceramics. The stylized flowers are rendered with lyrical precision, blending

—ornamental yet open, decorative without rigidity. Woven in western Anatolia during the early Ottoman period

striking surface texture. Presented in a custom iron stand. Turkish, Ottoman Empire. Mounted in a later