Antique Ottoman

1880s Antique Turkish Round Silk & Metal Thread Rug with Animal and Floral Motifs Size: 4'8" × 5'0" (142 × 152 cm) A rare jewel of 19th-century textile artistry, this antique Tur...

The interplay of sharp and soft forms suggests the influence of both traditional Ottoman aesthetics and early 20th-century European decorative trends.

Exquisite 19th-Century Turkish Hereke Rug Size: 12'8" × 16'8" (386 × 508 cm) A magnificent example of Ottoman textile artistry, this antique Hereke rug—woven circa 1880—is a celebrat...

Bought in the South of France. Matching ottomans available. H arm 25.25” x H seat 16.5” Ottomans: H 18” x W 20” x D 16.5”

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...

It celebrates acts of bravery in campaigns spanning the final phase of the Thirty Years’ War and thesubsequent conflicts against the Ottoman Empire, reflecting the lived reality of a...

The Siege of Sevastopol was the decisive event of the Crimean War, where allied French, British, Ottoman, and Sardinian troops besieged the main Russian naval base on the Black Sea.

A powerful orientalist composition by Auguste Raffet, depicting a group of Ottoman irregulars, the infamous bashi-bazouks, known for their distinctive dress and fearsome reputation.

Lace boxes work very well placed on a piece of furniture or on top of a coffee table/ottoman.

Antique 17th Century Cairene Runner Size: 2'8" × 12'9" (81 × 388 cm) A rare and historically significant textile, this antique 17th-century Cairene runner is a masterwork of Egyptian...

The palette of soft gold, pale blue, ivory, and terracotta reflects the European Aubusson influence that was fashionable in Ottoman court design.

Compact and versatile, these antique footstools are ideal as ottomans, fireside seating, or accent pieces in a living room, bedroom, or dressing area.

This lithograph by Auguste Raffet depicts a group of Ottoman Army irregular soldiers, known as Bachi-Bouzouks, standing in animated discussion.

This exquisite early 20th-century Turkish silk Septh prayer rug is a rare and highly decorative example of refined Ottoman-era weaving. Executed entirely in lustrous silk, the rug fe...

Preserved in remarkable condition for its age, this Oushak textile offers a sophisticated and authentic glimpse into Ottoman-era craftsmanship. Its robust structure and compelling co...

Bring the splendor of the past and the elegance of Ottoman art into your home.

This work is part of his larger series documenting military and ethnographic scenes from the Ottoman provinces and Eastern Europe. Printed by Ernest Bourdin, Paris.  

This vibrant ground provides a striking contrast to the deep indigo border, which is intricately populated with stylized palmettes and meandering vine work, lending the composition m...

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 impressive, oversized 15x22 antique Oushak rug from Turkey exemplifies the grandeur of late-Ottoman weaving traditions. Hand-knotted in wool, the rug features a rich red field a...

In 1912, he left for Ottoman-ruled Palestine to study art at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem.

In 1912, he left for Ottoman-ruled Palestine to study art at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem.

This antique carpet, notable for its elegant and eye-catching patterns, is a magnificent example of the rich Ottoman artistry that has endured from the past to the present.

Hereke gained renown as a center of rug weaving during the Ottoman Empire, especially in the 19th century. This rug reflects the rich cultural heritage and aesthetic sensibilities of...

In 1912, he left for Ottoman-ruled Palestine to study art at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem.

In 1912, he left for Ottoman-ruled Palestine to study art at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem.

This pale yellow medallion carpet is a direct descendant of classical Ottoman Oushaks with a hexagonal star-filled central panel and pointed stepped corners .

Uşak rugs held a significant place in the Ottoman Empire, particularly from the 16th century onward.

This hand-knotted wool antique Turkish Oushak rug, woven in the late 19th century, embodies the quiet magnificence that made Oushak carpets the favored floor coverings of Ottoman cou...

The print shows a dramatic confrontation between a Russian general and his Ottoman counterpart, each moving miniature soldiers across a tabletop battlefield.

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...

It clearly delineates the territories of the Ottoman Empire in Europe alongside the emerging nation-states of Greece, Serbia, Montenegro, Roumania, and Bulgaria.

A rare and resplendent example of Anatolian craftsmanship, this Antique Turkish Borlou Rug, circa 1880, radiates with the refined elegance that defines the highest tier of late Ottom...

The border exemplifies classical Ottoman design philosophy through reciprocal geometric patterning rendered in burgundy and ivory alternation.

Technique: Copper engraving with original hand color Maker: Rigobert Bonne, Paris, circa 1780 Keywords: Persia Iran Georgia Caucasus Armenia Azerbaijan Iraq Mesopotamia Kurdistan Kh...

It is a cornerstone acquisition for the serious collector of Islamic art, Ottoman history, or exceptional antique cabinetry.

It is decorated with an elaborately detailed incised Hieroglyphic story and would be fabulous on the wall or on an ottoman.  27.5" dia x 1.5" h

Lapie, engraved by Pierre Antoine Tardieu, Paris, 1838 Keywords: Asia Minor, Anatolia, Turkey, Ottoman Empire, Pontus Euxinus, Black Sea, Mare Internum, Mediterranean Sea, Constanti...

Whether in a formal setting with elaborate furnishings or in an Ottoman style interior, this antique Aubusson style accent rug will bring vibrant life where it is displayed.

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...

Three columns of characteristic Oushak palmettes alternate with two vertical lines of cruciform, hooked motives, all on an otherwise un-ornamented tomato red ground. A red rosette an...

This sophisticated geometric pattern is a stylized, textile interpretation of early Arabic calligraphy, a motif that traces its lineage back to the 15th-century “Holbein” and “Lotto”...

Extremely rare work of art from the early Bezalel School of Boris Schatz in Ottoman Palestine. it depicts an Orientalist Arab Sheik in traditional Headwear.

Presented in a custom iron stand. Turkish, Ottoman Empire. Mounted in a later iron stand. 36” h. in stand 30” no stand, 19” diam.

It captures Megara at a moment when classical memory, Ottoman-era remnants, and modern Greek identity coexisted, offering a refined example of nineteenth-century topographical lithog...

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

Shackled Ottoman slaves prepare a communal meal in a military field camp.

Political boundaries are clearly distinguished with original hand coloring, illustrating the complex frontier zones between the Russian Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and Persia. The Ca...

Lapie, engraved by Pierre Antoine Tardieu, Paris, 1838 Keywords: Syria, Egypt, Nile River, Nile Delta, Levant, Palestine, Arabia Petraea, Red Sea, Mediterranean Sea, Mare Internum, ...

Antique Turkish Hereke Medallion Rug Size: 10'8" × 16'4" (325 × 497 cm) This exceptional antique Turkish Hereke rug, woven circa 1900, is a testament to the regal craftsmanship and a...

Its refined color palette and balanced proportions demonstrate why Oushak rugs were commissioned for palaces and elite residences throughout Europe and the Ottoman Empire. Type: Tur...

M.Moussa Ayoub was born 1873 in Damascus, Syria, during the time of Ottoman Syria. Ayoub studied with painter Jean-Paul Laurens in Paris.

The artistry is evident in the grand scale of the motifs, which showcase the weaver's commitment to sophisticated floral rugs patterns, typical of the era's revival of classical Otto...

Set against a warm beige ground, the colors — turquoise blue, soft green, coral red, and ivory — evoke the subtle elegance of Ottoman ceramics. The stylized flowers are rendered with...

LOUIS XV PERIOD CHAISE LONGUE (OR DUCHESSE BRISÉE) Executed by Pierre Rémy (French, 1724-1798) Carved beechwood, upholstery Stamped P * REMY four times 39 1/8" H x 16 3/4" H (to s...

This exceptional example of Ottoman weaving tradition presents a refined aesthetic rarely found in pieces of this age.

The ancient metal embroidery technique marries cotton mesh with small strips of hammered metal and was fashioned into exotic shawls, dresses and jackets during the flapper era worldw...