Antique Ottoman

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...

This work makes an impactful centerpiece in a collection of naval or Ottoman-Venetian history prints.

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...

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...

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...

This exceptional 19th Century Turkish Anatolian village rug is a rare and visually powerful example of late Ottoman-era tribal weaving, distinguished by its dramatic geometry and ric...

Originating from the culturally diverse region of Bessarabia—encompassing parts of present-day Moldova and Ukraine—this piece reflects the crosscurrents of French, Ottoman, and Russi...

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

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 ...

Renamed Heireddin Barbarossa after the famous Ottoman admiral, it continued to serve under the Ottoman flag, reflecting the strategic alliance between Germany and the Ottoman Empire....

It is an exceptional choice for country homes, eclectic interiors, or collectors of European folk textile traditions seeking a piece that bridges Ottoman influence with Slavic charm.

It is an exceptional choice for country homes, eclectic interiors, or collectors of European folk textile traditions seeking a piece that bridges Ottoman influence with Slavic charm.

Today, this engraving stands as a remarkable visual document of Ottoman-era Egyptian military history. It holds exceptional appeal for collectors of Middle Eastern history, Ottoman s...

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

Its Ghiordes provenance ensures authenticity that resonates with sophisticated clients who appreciate the historical significance of Ottoman court weaving and its enduring influence ...

Although it is fishing village present day, Kumkapı workshops, near the Great Palace of Ottoman Sultans, produced rugs, which rivaled with Hereke Imperial Workshops and this aim made...

Antique Turkish Oushak rugs have been handwoven in Western Turkey since the beginning stages of the Ottoman period. They are still one of the most desirable and high in demand decora...

It stands out as a unique piece for those interested in Ottoman art.

Venice and the Ottomans signed multiple treaties during the reigns of Mehmed II and Suleiman.

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...

He was above all a genius inventor who drew his inspiration from design and the Italian Renaissance, with a clear Ottoman and Eastern influence. He was not only a fashion designer bu...

The stepped Mihrab arch at the top creates a spiritual focal point, while the surrounding geometric and floral motifs in the border add symmetry and rhythm characteristic of fine Ott...

Sivas rugs are celebrated for their fine knotting and graceful interpretation of both Persian and Ottoman influences, and this piece carries that tradition forward in a serene and mi...

This town has been a major weaving center for rug production since the reign of the Ottoman Empire (July, 1299 – October, 1923) up to the current day.

This town has been a major weaving center for rug production since the reign of the Ottoman Empire (July, 1299 – October, 1923) up to the current day.

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, ...

In the seventeenth-century Western European imagination, the turbaned figure represented the epitome of alterity: the Ottoman Turk. Ottoman costume itself became a primary area of in...

This lithograph depicts a striking late-Mamluk religious complex in Islamic Cairo, built in 1503–1505 by Sultan al-Ashraf Qansuh al-Ghuri, one of the last Mamluk rulers before the Ot...

The border demonstrates classical Ottoman hierarchy with a primary border featuring a continuous floral vine pattern framed by multiple secondary borders.

This rug’s palette and design align with the broader Oushak tradition, which was often favored in both Ottoman palaces and later Western interiors for its blend of elegance and warmth.

Antique 19th century handcrafted Moorish pierced brass Turkish Ottoman pendant chandelier. The brass hanging lamp with open work design is delicately hand-hammered and chiseled with ...

A beautiful late 20th century walnut and Upholstered William and Mary style footstool or ottoman in very good vintage condition.

Experience the timeless elegance and historical significance of this magnificent Hereke silk rug, and own a piece of Ottoman weaving history.

From Views in Egypt, Palestine, and Other Parts of the Ottoman Empire. Original hand coloring. Very good condition.

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, ...

This Early 20th century Turkish Sivas rug, measuring 3'11" x 5'6", is a striking example of Ottoman-era weaving tradition, celebrated for its refined artistry and regal presence.

Blackie, Scotland, 1860 Keywords: Arabia map, Arabian Peninsula map, antique Arabia map, Middle East map, Arabia 19th century, Hejaz, Nejd, Yemen, Oman, Hadramaut, Asir, Rub al Khal...

The treaty concluded Russia's ambitious campaign to secure access to the Black Sea while countering Ottoman raids in Ukraine and the Caucasus regions.

Great decorative Asian Moorish Ottoman Islamic Persian artwork. Tile is 14 in. D x 2 in.

In the form of a cat. Likely from the Ottoman Empire (1299 - 1922) but possibly from some other, older Eurasian civilization.

Blackie, Scotland, 1860 Keywords: Persia map, Iran map, Afghanistan map, Beloochistan map, Balochistan, antique Persia map, Middle East map, Central Asia map, South Asia frontier, C...

The bulbous body is richly adorned with hand-engraved Ottoman floral arabesques framed within pointed arches, exhibiting superb craftsmanship and decorative complexity.

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, ...

Hereke, a town renowned for its carpet weaving for palaces during the Ottoman Empire, remains renowned today for its finest silk rugs.

The wide conical cut reveals the full splendor of the weave, while the woven cotton lining and finely woven cotton borders demonstrate meticulous attention to detail. Rooted in the ...

The building depicted in the lithograph is the Ministry of War (Harbiye Nezareti) in Istanbul, which was a prominent symbol of Ottoman modernization efforts in the 19th century.

One focuses on the Middle East and the Ottoman provinces around the Levant and Mesopotamia; another details the northwest Indian frontier; a third inset illustrates the region around...

As such, it reflects the artistic intersection of Ottoman, Persian, tribal, and Chinese art forms. This rug was produced within a few decades after the fall of the Ottoman Empire and...

This antique Egyptian settee would be especially striking in a Moorish, Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial, British Colonial, Ottoman-inspired, maximalist or sophisticated eclectic inte...

There are folk songs in various languages all around the Middle East and Balkans describing the unusual beauty of Circassian women, a trend popularised after the Circassian genocide,...

As court painter, in 1741 he painted a remarkably realistic portrait of the Ottoman sultan's embassy in Naples, a canvas that was immediately sent to Madrid and is now in the Prado M...

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, ...

Diplomatic visits such as this one were essential to Egypt’s growing international presence and its strategic role between Europe, the Ottoman world, and North Africa. Duke Maximilia...

Greece is shown as an independent kingdom while neighbouring territories remain under Ottoman control, reflecting the geopolitical tensions of the period.

Greece is shown as an independent kingdom while neighbouring territories remain under Ottoman control, reflecting the geopolitical tensions of the period.

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...

Bebek, a prominent area in the Ottoman Empire during the early 19th century, was known for its beauty and served as a retreat for the Ottoman elite.

This unique Kayseri Flosh carpet is a rare example of the elegance and mastery of Ottoman weaving from the last quarter of the 19th century.

Designed as both a geopolitical document and a piece of popular education, this poster illustrates the dramatic territorial changes that followed the collapse of major empires, inclu...

Decline of Ottoman Power By 1800, the Ottoman Empire was experiencing a gradual decline, which would intensify throughout the 19th century.