Antique Ottoman

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...

The design reflects both Ottoman courtly elegance and village craftsmanship, balancing symmetry with refined decorative detail.

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

Chair: 29.5"W x 30"D x 39.5"H Seat: 20"D x 17"H Ottoman: 29.5"W x 46.25"L x 14"H Total Length: 74.5"

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

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...

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.

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...

Surrounding the mihrab is an expansive, layered border system in warm ivory and golden hues, adorned with geometric and botanical patterns, reflecting the harmonious blend of Ottoman...

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

This is an original antique map titled "Carte de la Turquie Asiatique," depicting the Asian territories of the Ottoman Empire. Created by Pierre Antoine Tardieu, this map illustrates...

Keywords for this map: Pierre François Tardieu, Constantinople, Bosphorus, Thrace, Ottoman Empire, Sea of Marmara, Aegean Archipelago, Topkapi Palace, Sublime Porte, 1785 map, Easter...

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...

While in Jerusalem Roberts met Achmet Aga, the Ottoman Governor of Jerusalem, who - under instructions from Pasha Muhammad Ali of Egypt to pay every attention to Europeans travelers,...

It presents a detailed and colorful depiction of the Balkan Peninsula and the territories of the Ottoman Empire in Europe, as well as neighboring regions including Rumania, Serbia, M...

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

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.

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 tray and this work is from Rajasthan Mughal India, the elaborate cast, chased and finely overlaid of very fine Koranic calligraphy writing is amazing and is in style of the Otto...

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 Torah pointer reflects the Ottoman Empire's influence on Jewish religious artifacts.

Perfect as a wall hanging, meditation mat, or rare collectible, this Mudjur rug blends spiritual tradition with artistic mastery, a true relic of Ottoman-era craftsmanship.

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

The set includes two armchairs and a matching ottoman, designed to combine comfort and sophistication.

They report on Kaufmann's sojourns in Italy, Germany, Holland, Norway, and the Ottoman Empire. Among the artist's favorite motifs, however, are probably the veduta of the city of Ven...

These motifs reflect the aesthetics of the Ottoman period and the theme of infinity frequently encountered in Islamic art.

Its elaborate carving is especially suited to Middle Eastern, Islamic Revival, Moorish, Ottoman, Orientalist, Spanish Colonial or collected eclectic interiors.

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 Bauhaus-style ottoman originates from Bohemia and was manufactured in the 1930s by the Slezák company.

The town of Oushak first emerged as a center for the production of Ottoman Turkish court carpets from the end of the fifteenth century.

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 Ven...

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

A beautiful heavily patinated Stool or Ottoman - hand carved with great details or a swag and beads on the top, with Hoof feet.

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...

The scene vividly illustrates traditional Greek attire shortly after the country’s independence from Ottoman rule, when national dress became a proud symbol of identity and freedom.

The map features original hand colouring outlining regional boundaries such as Ottoman territories, vassal states, and areas under foreign protection.

As found in Sweden, we see this metal tray functioning on a coffee table, on top of an ottoman or on a bar area, with glass decanters and liquor bottles atop.

19th Century Mother-of-Pearl Inlay Bench – Levantine Elegance Discover the opulence of Levantine artistry with this stunning 19th-century bench, intricately inlaid with shimmering m...

To the right, the imposing silhouette of an Ottoman fortress rises above the rugged terrain, emphasizing the region's centuries-old military significance.

Technique: Steel engraving Maker: Heinrich von Mayr, Germany, 1846 Keywords: antique oriental weapons engraving 19th century middle east arms print orientalist dagger sword study ar...

Technique: Steel engraving Maker: Heinrich von Mayr, Germany, 1846 Keywords: antique oriental jewelry engraving 19th century middle east jewelry print islamic jewelry ethnographic i...

These gracefully curved leaves come together to create an elegant ogival pattern, a widely beloved design found in textiles across various cultures, including China, Mamluk Egypt, an...

His best works were inspired by him Orientalist current, based on Egyptian and Ottoman subjects. In 1862, his paintings were experiencing a wide distribution, especially due to the...

Keywords: Palestine, Holy Land, Israel, Judea, Samaria, Galilee, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth, Hebron, Jericho, Jaffa, Gaza, Beersheba, Dead Sea, Sea of Galilee, Jordan River, Leba...

Tuduc was a weaver/forger operating primarily in the interwar period, creating close copies of classical Ottoman Turkish rugs. Here we have a "Bird Rug" with budding osettes and "bir...

These woodcuts serve as vivid representations of 15th-century perceptions of Macedonia and the Ottoman world, blending history, geography, and artistic imagination.

Today, these fascinating objects have found new life in interiors, where they are most commonly repurposed as exotic decorative footstools or ottomans. The saddle's low profile and c...

The motives are typically Oushak of the c. 1900 period, abstracted and unlike Persian or Caucasian or Ottoman Turkish aesthetics. Wool foundation, coarse urban workshop weave.

It served as a flagship before being sold to the Ottoman Empire, where it was renamed Heireddin Barbarossa.

This fine example borrows its pattern from prayer rugs of the early Ottoman period, and is characterised by a curvilinear niche design which has the form of a horseshoe, as well as b...

He gathered the best weavers and artists of the Ottoman Empire to produce high-quality rugs and carpets with unique patterns.

This fine example borrows its pattern from prayer rugs of the early Ottoman period, and is characterised by a curvilinear niche design which has the form of a horseshoe, as well as b...

Antique Barley twist stool with cream linen upholstery, Europe, 19th Century This traditional yet chic stool/ottoman consists of barley twist legs and stretchers, cream linen upho...

This period saw artists drawing inspiration from North African, Middle Eastern, and Ottoman settings, often depicting harem scenes, odalisques, or moments of intrigue and decadence.

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.

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.

English Victorian-style loveseat with a rounded back, curved arms, and shaped seat, upholstered in a red, orange, yellow, and blue paisley fabric with tufted detail and pleated edge,...