Antique Ottoman

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

Fine Victorian Walnut & carved stool/ window seat Rectangular in shape, Recently re upholstered & covered with cream Ottoman pattern material, Shaped walnut moulding, with c...

It has always been oriented commercially, supplying rugs and carpets, from scatters up to enormous mansion sizes, to both the Turkish/Ottoman domestic markets and to exports into Bri...

Perfect for serving drinks and entertaining, or styled simply as a decorative tray on a coffee table, console or ottoman. Details Made by Mappin & Webb Produced for the Montreal bra...

This charming 19th-century Kütahya pottery ewer is a fine example of the vibrant ceramic tradition that flourished in Ottoman Turkey following the decline of the great Iznik workshops.

A small baroque style footstool or ottoman having a turned walnut H stretcher and it's original distressed leather top with exposed stitching.

Antique Turkish Oushak rugs have been woven in Western Turkey since the beginning of the Ottoman period. Historians attributed to them many of the great masterpieces of early Turkish...

The subtle blue-grey and stone tones complement contemporary, Mediterranean, Ottoman-inspired, Islamic, and traditional interiors alike.

Broad and comfortably cushioned, the piece can serve as a traditional footstool, an occasional seat or a compact ottoman placed before a sofa or fireside chair. Its architectural bas...

Le Dauphin Vulgaire (Common Dolphin), Hand-Colored Engraving, 1840 This charming hand-colored engraving depicts a common dolphin resting upon a Mediterranean shoreline, accompanied ...

The scene captures the romantic vision of Ottoman and Islamic domestic interiors that captivated European collectors and designers.

The soft stone-grey and warm beige tones suit contemporary, Mediterranean, Ottoman-inspired, Islamic, and traditional interiors alike.

Perfect as sophisticated dressing table seats, ottomans at the foot of a bed, or functional accents in a living room or foyer, the comfortably padded tops are upholstered in a classi...

The two characters in ermine-trimmed red robes in the background are certainly Venetian senators, while a white-veiled woman on the right reminds us of Venice's economic and cultural...

Originating from the Ottoman imperial tradition, this durable, large-format carpet is notable for its refined detail and craftsmanship.

Dimensions: H 104 cm W 120 cm D 120 cm, Diam. ottoman : 57 cm.

Known for their exceptional craftsmanship and regal aesthetic, Hereke rugs were originally produced for the Ottoman court and often embody the highest quality of weaving available in...

A rare jewel of 19th-century textile artistry, this antique Turkish round rug from the 1880s is a dazzling testament to the opulence and sophistication of Ottoman weaving traditions....

Fine Pair Chinoiserie Decorated Side Chairs Cream in Colour, Queen Anne Style Decorated With Flowers & Foliage Seats Recently re upholstered & coveredWith Cream Ottoman pattern Mate...

André Kovacs (1876–1957) was born in Párkány, then part of Ottoman Hungary, and settled in France at the beginning of the 20th century.

This rare late 19th century Ottoman Period Feshane rug highlights a powerful and rhythmic floral composition featuring a vibrant madder red field dominated by an elegant, elongated i...

Arabian Horse & Dog Resting, 19th Century circle of SIR EDWIN HENRY LANDSEER (1802-1873) - Christies London Provenance Large 19th Century Orientalist portrait of an Ottoman hunter,...

Melling was one of the most important European artists to document daily life and architecture in the Ottoman Empire during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.

During the 16th century, Islamic architecture flourished under several major artistic centres and dynasties, including the Ottoman, Safavid and Mughal empires, alongside the Islamic ...

A charming floral border of carnations, tulips, and geometric blossoms frames the runner, reflecting the enduring influence of Ottoman decorative design. Handwoven from hand-spun wo...

Keywords: Bosphorus Map, Byzantium Map, Istanbul Map, Constantinople Map, Ancient Istanbul, Bosphore de Thrace, Turkey Map, Ottoman Geography, Black Sea, Sea of Marmara, Propontis, P...

Designed by renowned Czech designer Robert Slezak. This Bauhaus-style ottoman from the 1930s was produced by Slezákovy závody.

Alexandre Raymond devoted much of his career to documenting Islamic monuments throughout Turkey and the former Ottoman Empire. His luxurious folios remain among the finest published ...

The subtle turquoise and stone-grey tones suit contemporary, Mediterranean, Ottoman-inspired, and traditional interiors alike.

Historical Context Tulips reached Western Europe from the Ottoman court in the mid-sixteenth century, and the speculative frenzy of Dutch tulipmania in 1636–1637 was driven above all...

Lepanto (modern-day Nafpaktos), located in Greece, is famous for being the site of the naval battle that ended Ottoman expansionism. In 1571, the Crusader forces (Venice, Spain, Ma...

Published in London circa 1926, this map captures a pivotal historical moment in the aftermath of the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire and the establishment of new national boundari...

Reply of the Zaporozhian Cossacks to Sultan Mehmed IV of the Ottoman Empire, also known as Cossacks of Saporog, Are Drafting a Manifesto.

This type of design reflected the era’s fascination with a romanticized vision of the Orient, evoking the opulence of Moorish or Ottoman palaces. Biography : The famous crystal manu...

Rocker: 35.5" W. x 36" D. x 40" Ht. Ottoman: 30" L. x 21" W. x 18" Ht. Pair of Round Tables: 16" D. x 18: Ht.

These exceptional vessels were high-luxury European exports crafted by top-tier makers (such as Moser or Baccarat) specifically tailored to appeal to the elite tastes of the Qajar Pe...

Bradshaw, London, circa 1839 Keywords: Istanbul harbor print, Pera engraving, Constantinople arsenal, Bartlett Istanbul, Bosporus harbor scene, antique Turkey print, Ottoman citysca...

This Oushak is ideal for anchoring large, open interiors-be it a formal living room, gallery-like space, or refined library-with a touch of Ottoman grandeur and timeless Turkish eleg...

Handwoven from the finest wool, this Hereke rug exemplifies the Ottoman tradition of opulence and precision, where each detail contributes to a harmonious whole.

Revered for their synthesis of cultural influences from China, Persia, and the Ottoman Empire, Khotan rugs like this one offer a unique aesthetic that transcends borders - and time.

Also works beautifully in a refined study, library, or Ottoman-inspired interior. Technique: Steel engraving with original hand color Maker: James Wyld, London, circa 1839

A true museum-quality collector's piece, it represents the finest traditions of Ottoman weaving and is a distinguished example of historic textile craftsmanship.

Finest quality and most unusual Antique French gilt bronze chandelier with elements of Byzantine and Islamic Ottoman style is distinguished by its bronze openwork frame and arms, re...

This piece stands as a graceful representation of Ottoman textile artistry at its most sophisticated and contemplative.

With its generous scale and breathtaking palette, the rug is an exceptional example of 19th-century Ottoman textile craftsmanship. The field features a dynamic allover botanical lat...

This richly colored map presents an expansive view of the Middle East at the height of the late Ottoman and colonial era, encompassing modern-day Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Y...

At its core, the patterning is deeply rooted in Ottoman textile aesthetics but rendered here with a restraint that borders on modern minimalism.

Its remarkable state of preservation and masterful craftsmanship make it a museum-worthy collector's piece exemplifying the finest traditions of nineteenth-century Ottoman weaving. F...

Cousen, London, circa 1840 Keywords: Bosporus print, Constantinople fort engraving, Bartlett landscape, Ottoman fortress print, antique Turkey view, Istanbul Bosporus art, 19th cent...

These organic motifs are symmetrically arranged around a central axis, with mirrored elements that echo traditional Ottoman textile designs. The border showcases a saturated yet sof...

The subtle turquoise, stone-grey, and terracotta tones complement contemporary, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Ottoman-inspired, and traditional interiors alike.