Antique Ottoman

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...

A sculptural and authentic piece from the Ottoman eastern Mediterranean. 48” h. in stand, 32” no stand. 23” diam

Blackie & Son for The Imperial Atlas of Modern Geography, it reflects a formative period in modern Greek history, several decades after independence from Ottoman rule. The map shows...

This structural balance between the luminous medallion and the intricate all-over floral vine-work reflects the pinnacle of the Hereke court weaving tradition, where historical Ottom...

With its compact scale and richly textured details, it works beautifully as a decorative accent, ottoman, or design element in both traditional and contemporary interiors.

The intricate, vine-like structure supporting these forms is reminiscent of the traditional Ottoman islimi motif seen in classical court carpets, adapted here with the characteristic...

The soft palette of this antique Anatolian Oushak is characteristic of this group of carpets from the late Ottoman period. Rugs of this type were woven in western Anatolia since the ...

Antique Turkish Oushak Rug Size: 12'0" × 12'8" (366 × 386 cm) A stunning example of early 20th-century Anatolian textile artistry, this antique Turkish Oushak rug encapsulates the el...

Mehmed Ali Pasha (1769–1849), the Ottoman governor and founder of modern Egypt, is portrayed at the height of his power as both military leader and reformer.

The figure is shown standing in a relaxed yet dignified pose, dressed in a richly detailed ensemble including the fustanella, embroidered jacket, fez, and pistols worn at the waist—e...

A highly decorative and historically informative piece, well suited for interior display in libraries, studies, or coastal and classical interiors, as well as for collectors of antiq...

Woven in western Anatolia during the early Ottoman period of Smyrna production, this circa 1820 carpet exemplifies the refinement and decorative confidence of early Oushak weaving.

The body’s lobed form and elegant proportions reflect the refined Ottoman metalwork traditions of the late 19th to early 20th century.

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...

This large-scale masterpiece reflects the distinguished weaving heritage of Western Anatolia, where intricate Ottoman motifs were interpreted with a European sense of balance and col...

The carpet's patterns offer an elegant interpretation of Ottoman motifs, while its color palette reflects the aesthetics of the period.

Throughout the following decades he continued to illustrate numerous fairy tale and nursery collections, like Ottoman Wonder Tales (1915), Mother Goose’s Nursery Rhymes (1919), and B...

Chandeliers of this magnitude and refinement were customarily reserved for palatial interiors and prestigious state commissions, recalling pieces supplied by Baccarat to French royal...

The Kuznetsov factory was in Volkhov, Russia, was established in 1889, one of many owned by the Kuznetsov family, producing faience chiefly for the Ottoman and Central Asian market, ...

The Kuznetsov factory was in Volkhov, Russia, was established in 1889, one of many owned by the Kuznetsov family, producing faience chiefly for the Ottoman and Central Asian market, ...

Ancient Metal Pendant, probably from Turkey or easter countries of the former Ottoman Empire. Gilded metal and precious stones.

Hereke carpets are a world-renowned symbol of the art of weaving, bringing the splendor of Ottoman palaces to homes. This special piece, woven in the early 20th century, dazzles with...

The vibrant red and deep navy borders are adorned with floral motifs inspired by traditional Ottoman ornamentation, elevating this carpet beyond a decorative item into a true work of...

Individual dimensions: Larger bergere- 40.13" H 25.5" W 27.5"D Smaller bergere- 30.75" H 23" W 24.5" D Ottoman- 13.5" H 22.5" W

Today, this engraving holds strong appeal for collectors of Middle Eastern history, Ottoman-period military subjects, cavalry imagery, and 19th-century European travel illustration.

Artwork by Ferdinand Barbedienne (1810-1892) Tazza Dish The enamel work has an Oriental decorative style with ottoman/ middle estern motifs The tazza / dish is supported by a nicel...

The Caucasus Mountains appear at the southern edge of the map, marking the frontier between Russia and the Ottoman and Persian spheres of influence. Throughout the map, rivers such ...

It is a stunning example among antique rugs that successfully bridge classical Ottoman design elements with the softer, more subdued color palettes favored in early 20th-century West...

Its striking color palette and elegant geometric patterns reflect the artistic traditions of the Ottoman Empire. Ushak carpets are among the most important examples of Turkish carpe...

Antique Turkish Silk Prayer Rug Size: 6'0" × 8'0" (182 × 243 cm) This exquisite antique Turkish silk rug from the 1920s is a masterclass in Ottoman textile artistry, embodying centur...

While the term "Berber" often evokes the thick, shaggy pile of the high Atlas Mountains, the Rabat style is a distinct "city" tradition that emerged as early as the eighteenth centur...

Crete is shown in great detail, with mountain ranges, towns, ports, and fortifications carefully marked, underscoring its importance to both Greek national aspirations and Ottoman de...

Exquisite traditional dress from the Greek Islands, Ottoman Era. Expert hand embroidery and intricate patterns on soft linen fabric.

Ushak carpets were highly valued in both the Ottoman Empire and European markets for their bold designs, generous scale, and distinctive color palettes.

These rugs reflect a refined Ottoman aesthetic, blending village charm with urban elegance, making them highly sought after by collectors and connoisseurs.

The design exemplifies the synthesis of Persian and Anatolian traditions in Ottoman faience production, notably from Iznik workshops around the mid-16th century.

The symmetrical composition is enclosed within scrolling borders of stylized foliage and spiral rosettes, hallmarks of Ottoman Iznik ceramics from this period. The design represents ...

Perfect for use on a sideboard, bar cart, or upholstered ottoman, this elegant George III butler’s tray is both decorative and functional—a timeless English accessory that brings his...

19th century ottoman Moorish table. Antique fine example side table with a hexagon form inlaid with geometric designs with the Moorish star shape and Arabic calligraphy ottoman writi...

Borders with China, Central Asia, and the Ottoman sphere reflect contemporary geopolitical understanding in the late 18th century.

While best known for military and historical scenes, he also produced many Orientalist and travel-themed lithographs during the 1830s–1850s, especially during expeditions to Russia, ...

While best known for military and historical scenes, he also produced many Orientalist and travel-themed lithographs during the 1830s–1850s, especially during expeditions to Russia, ...

While best known for military and historical scenes, he also produced many Orientalist and travel-themed lithographs during the 1830s–1850s, especially during expeditions to Russia, ...

While best known for military and historical scenes, he also produced many Orientalist and travel-themed lithographs during the 1830s–1850s, especially during expeditions to Russia, ...

While best known for military and historical scenes, he also produced many Orientalist and travel-themed lithographs during the 1830s–1850s, especially during expeditions to Russia, ...

While best known for military and historical scenes, he also produced many Orientalist and travel-themed lithographs during the 1830s–1850s, especially during expeditions to Russia, ...

Handmade from natural wool and rich red dyes, this rug reflects the vibrant history of Usak carpets that once adorned Ottoman palaces in the 15th century. Known for their intricate p...

Turkish Oushak Rug (Size Adjusted) Size: 10'3" × 14'7" (312 × 444 cm) Age: Antique Color: Beige, Brown, Taupe Origin: Turkey Type: Oushak This remarkable oversized Turkish Oushak rug...

While best known for military and historical scenes, he also produced many Orientalist and travel-themed lithographs during the 1830s–1850s, especially during expeditions to Russia, ...

These unusual three legged round Italian gilt wood benches, ottomans, poufs, or stools have graceful lines and are a versatile pair ready for the fabric of your choice.

Charles Christofle also promoted his business exhibiting at the International Fairs and gaining important commissions from abroad including the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire and the E...

Lessing’s dedication to the study of Islamic ceramics helped introduce Ottoman and Persian decorative art to Western design education and the emerging Art Nouveau movement.

The central floral arrangement radiates elegance and serenity, exemplifying the synthesis of Persian-inspired motifs and Ottoman artistry that defined the era’s ceramics.

Executed in soft shades of turquoise, brick red, and celadon green on a warm ivory background, the design demonstrates the late Ottoman era’s graceful reinterpretation of classical I...

Persian influence is evident in the floral arabesques and the rhythmic geometry, while the Ottoman aesthetic reveals itself in the bold color contrasts and precise craftsmanship.