Antique Ottoman

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.

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...

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, ...

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...

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.

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...

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...

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, ...

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

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

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 ...

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.

(Milan, 1814 – Istanbul, Ottoman Empire, 1891) was an Italian painter, mainly of watercolor vedute.

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, ...

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

The flowing robes, sash, curved sabre, and turban with plume reflect the fusion of Ottoman and French military traditions that defined this elite corps.

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

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....

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 festival is tolerated but has suffered government oppression since the time of Ataturk. During Ottoman times the dervishes were powerful, but Ataturk viewed the group as contrar...

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 ...

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

Its small size (2'1" x 1'6") makes it an ideal textile for framing, wall hanging, or displaying on a table or ottoman. It is in good antique condition, displaying charming age wear, ...

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, ...

Outstanding very rare to find pair of Ottoman Turkish pedestal tables inlaid with mosaic marquetry.

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

The majestic composition is masterfully balanced, indulging the modern appetite for openness while retaining the storied ornamentation of its Ottoman heritage. Framing this ethereal...

This Moroccan Sofa Reflect the British Colonial taste for Turkish and Ottoman furniture, Spanish, Islamic Moorish style.

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

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

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...

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

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

This alternating pattern is not merely decorative; it follows an Ottoman visual language that once signified luxury, diplomacy, and the refined eye of elite patrons.

Great decorative Asian Moorish Ottoman Islamic Persian artwork. Tile is 14 in. x 4 in.

The design employs classical Ottoman sensibilities with the stellate medallion and both masculine and feminine design elements in this intricate geometric-floral design, and the bold...

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...

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

On a plain blue ribbon St Jean d’Acre 1840, silver issue, with Ottoman script and date beneath a depiction of the fort at Acre.

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

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.

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...

Hereke, famed for its palace weaving workshops in the Ottoman Empire, remains a center of arts and crafts, renowned worldwide for its highest quality silk rugs.

Hereke, renowned for its palace weaving in the Ottoman Empire, is still recognized today as a symbol of the finest silk rugs.

Technique: Steel engraving Maker: Heinrich von Mayr, Germany, 1846 Keywords: antique caravan scene engraving orientalist caravan rest print 19th century middle east caravan egyptian...

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

The use of curving stems and balanced intervals reveals the refined aesthetics of Ottoman-period Damascus ceramics, which merged Persian and Anatolian design influences with a distin...

Such wares were prized both domestically and throughout the Ottoman and Mughal empires for their elegance and technical excellence.

The color palette of cobalt blue, turquoise, sage green, and coral red is emblematic of the celebrated Iznik and Persian pottery traditions of the 16th century, representing the perf...

The border’s charming tulip and carnation motifs reflect Ottoman influence, symbolizing rebirth and purity.

Famous for its carpets produced specifically for palaces during the Ottoman Empire, Hereke remains a symbol of the finest and most artistic silk carpets today.

Add elegant history and luxury to your home with this stunning early 20th-century silk rug from Türkiye's renowned Hereke weaving tradition. Famous for its Ottoman palace weaving, He...

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.

Worked on a base of tiny silk embroidery with antique Ottoman nickel silver coins, glass beads, wool, embroidered, stones, carnelians, glass, and amber.

Technique: Steel engraving Maker: Heinrich von Mayr, Germany, 1846 Keywords: antique islamic vessels engraving orientalist metalwork object study print 19th century arabian vessels ...