Antique Ottoman

It would work beautifully in a study, library, maritime interior, or Ottoman-inspired setting. This is an original antique engraving, not a reproduction.

This rare, late 19th century Feshane silk rug is a breathtaking masterpiece of imperial Ottoman textile art, originating from the historic imperial workshops of Feshane in Istanbul, ...

This exquisite antique Turkish copper storage vessel is a masterful representation of Ottoman-era craftsmanship, blending functionality with artistic excellence.

Ideal for formal interiors or eclectic spaces seeking a striking centerpiece, this Oushak rug embodies the sophistication of Ottoman aesthetics and the enduring allure of Anatolian t...

This rare and exquisite 1880s Antique Turkish Rug presents an exceptional example of Ottoman textile artistry. Its composition echoes the spiritual and architectural elegance of trad...

This remarkable oversized Turkish Oushak rug, dating from the 1880s, is a rare and exquisite example of Ottoman-era craftsmanship. Measuring approximately 15 by 10 feet, it beautiful...

This rare late 19th century Bursa rug is a breathtaking masterpiece of northwest Anatolian urban textile art, originating from the historic silk capital of Bursa, where the grand des...

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. The vast area of Byz...

Ultimately this rug stands as a premier example of Ottoman textile art representing a peak in both technical endurance and graphic majesty for global museum level collectors.

The figures are dressed in richly detailed Ottoman attire, framed by theatrical drapery and warm interior tones.

A stunning example of early 20th-century Anatolian textile artistry, this antique Turkish Oushak rug encapsulates the elegance and balance of classical Ottoman aesthetics. Handwoven ...

A truly refined example of early 20th-century Turkish textile artistry, this antique silk rug captures the elegance and grandeur that define the finest examples of Ottoman-inspired w...

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. The vast area of Byz...

A beautiful and historically significant map of Anatolia during the late Ottoman period, ideal for collectors of Middle Eastern cartography, Turkish history, or 19th-century British ...

Suitable as a footstool, ottoman, vanity stool, or occasional seating. The wood has been cleaned and preserved in good original vintage condition.

Decorate a cocktail table or ottoman with this charming antique painted tray. Crafted in France circa 1870, the oval tôle tray features cutout side handles and a beautifully hand-pai...

Most likely the ball's guest of honour, the lady is dressed in a richly ornate Ottoman-style outfit featuring a gold-embroidered bodice, red satin, white skirt, pearl necklace, and a...

During World War I, he documented events in the Ottoman Empire as a war artist. Many of his works adorned Café Grotemeyer in Münster, founded by his family, and depicted notable figu...

Bring rich color and decorative charm to a coffee table, ottoman, or bar with this elegant antique French tôle tray, crafted circa 1870.

Alexandre Marcel Raymond devoted decades to recording these monuments at a time when many historic structures remained little known outside the Ottoman world. His painstaking measure...

Alexandre Marcel Raymond devoted considerable effort to documenting architectural fragments throughout the Ottoman Empire, preserving decorative details that in some instances have s...

This piece exemplifies that legacy — not only as a decorative treasure but as a tapestry of Ottoman storytelling, artistry, and craftsmanship.

This rug is not only a decorative treasure but also a piece of Ottoman history—an object of both beauty and cultural significance that bridges the past and present with timeless grac...

Political borders are delicately hand-colored, clearly distinguishing Ottoman lands from neighboring states and frontier regions.

This structural balance between the luminous ivory ground and the deep garnet-toned corner spandrels reflects the pinnacle of the Feshane weaving tradition, which was established as ...

Decorate a coffee table, ottoman, or bar with this elegant antique painted tray from France, crafted circa 1870.

French architect and Orientalist Alexandre Marc Raymond (1872–1941), born in Constantinople, devoted decades to documenting the architectural heritage of Anatolia and the former Otto...

Excellent for Balkan, Ottoman, or Grand Tour inspired interiors and especially attractive when grouped with other nineteenth-century costume studies.

Rather than relying on bold contrast, the design achieves its visual impact through subtle drawing and balanced repetition, hallmarks of the sophisticated weaving traditions that mad...

The medallion is surmounted by a royal crown embellished with seed beads and radiates outward to a fan of national flags—prominently the Union Jack, the cross of St George, the White...

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...

Crimea commemorates the war of 1854–1856, in which Britain, France, and Ottoman Turkey — the alliance echoed in the flags above — fought Russia in defense of the Ottoman Empire.

Although the military conflict itself was relatively brief, it attracted intense international attention, with Austria-Hungary, Russia, the Ottoman Empire and the major European powe...

This exquisite antique Turkish silk rug from the 1920s is a masterclass in Ottoman textile artistry, embodying centuries of tradition through its refined craftsmanship and elegant ae...

This inscription panel contains an Ottoman Turkish phrase stating that the rug was manufactured “specially for Hüseyin Avni Pasha”.

The figures are arranged in an architectural setting suggestive of the Eastern Mediterranean, with classical and Ottoman elements subtly integrated in the background, reinforcing the...

Produced for the flourishing export trade to Ottoman and Middle Eastern markets, this example combines the vibrant enamel decoration and refined glass working for which Bohemian work...

Published circa 1771–1780, this original copperplate engraving offers a clear and elegant representation of the Ottoman Empire’s territories in Asia during a pivotal period in early ...

This inscription panel contains an Ottoman Turkish phrase stating that the rug was manufactured “specially for Hüseyin Avni Pasha”.

Every element within the composition demonstrates a profound individual expression within a sacred, centuries-old workshop tradition, mirroring the peak of Ottoman court revival aest...

She is obviously a woman of means as per her attire and, just by virtue of the fact that she can fund music lessons and afford an instrument; in addition; she is elegantly dressed in...

The surrounding field is richly decorated with stylized botanical elements and floral figures, typical of Ghiordes weavings, which often blend Ottoman influences with local village c...

This intricately detailed bust depicts a young Ottoman Empire woman showcased in traditional attire while raised on an Ormolu base plate and Rosso Levanto marble plinth below the fro...

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...

Created during his travels to the Ottoman Empire, this work reflects the period’s European fascination with Ottoman modernization and military reform, and stands as both an ethnograp...

They would display especially well in a study, library, hallway, or alongside collections of Ottoman, Persian, or Caucasian costume prints. Condition report: Overall in good conditi...

This set works exceptionally well in a horizontal arrangement (1x3) or a balanced wall composition, particularly in interiors inspired by Middle Eastern, Ottoman, or classical Europe...

This structural balance between the open central expanse and the densely ornamented multi-layered borders reflects the transition from classical Ottoman court aesthetics to the high-...

This 9x15 antique Hereke rug is an extraordinary addition to Rug & Kilim’s Antique collection; a masterpiece of traditional Ottoman workshop style, hand-knotted in wool and origi...

A versatile decorative piece, ideal for a coffee table, ottoman, or wall display. Dimensions: 20"W x 16"D   

With its substantial scale and luminous silvered surface, this antique tray is both functional and decorative—ideal for serving drinks, presenting glassware, or anchoring a vignette ...

Wallachia, located in present-day Romania, occupied a unique position between the Ottoman Empire and Central Europe, making it a subject of great curiosity for Western audiences.

This impressive 20th century Hereke rug is a masterful example of Ottoman court inspired weaving, distinguished by its figurative narrative composition and exceptional craftsmanship.

This print forms part of a celebrated ethnographic series illustrating traditional dress and cultural identity across the Ottoman Empire, the Greek islands, and the Eastern Mediterra...

A masterful expression of Ottoman elegance, this 1920s Turkish Hereke rug captures the refined artistry and cultural grandeur associated with one of Turkey’s most prestigious weaving...

A truly refined example of early 20th-century Turkish textile artistry, this antique silk rug captures the elegance and grandeur that define the finest examples of Ottoman-inspired w...

Wallachia, a historic principality in present-day Romania, occupied a unique cultural position between the Ottoman Empire and Europe, making its costume and traditions a subject of f...

Wallachia, a historical principality in present-day Romania, held a significant position between the Ottoman Empire and Eastern Europe, making it a subject of interest for Western Eu...

Equally suited to display on a coffee table, ottoman, or wall, it remains a sophisticated example of the enduring appeal of Chinese Export lacquer.

Ideal for a cocktail table, ottoman, or wall display, it brings a refined touch of French decorative artistry to both traditional and transitional interiors.