Antique Ottoman

Reflecting the elegance and aesthetics of the Ottoman period, this rare piece attracts attention with its handcrafted workmanship and authentic design.

Its harmonious balance of form and symmetry speaks to the classical design language passed down through generations of elite weavers, whispering the secrets of the Ottoman court thro...

At its center, a small floating medallion anchors the composition, surrounded by oversized Ottoman motifs that feel remarkably modern in their scale and abstraction.

The map covers the Asian territories claimed by the Turkish Ottoman Empire c.1850 from the Black Sea to Arabia, including Cyprus.

Great decorative antique Persian Ottoman Turkish handcrafted decorative crackle glazed ceramic Islamic artwork tile.

Skillfully rendered in watercolor, a young man reclines in a stately home, fanning himself with a peacock feather fan, donning a turkish vest, a coin strung head piece and bright red...

Intertwined with serrated leaves that mimic Ottoman tulip motifs, the border dances with a balance of boldness and restraint.

Ushak is one of the most important carpet weaving centers of the Ottoman Empire. This carpet reflects the most beautiful features of Ushak carpets.

Measures: 8'11" x 13' Oushak carpets are Turkish carpets that use a particular family of designs, called by convention after the city of Us¸ak, Turkey – one of the larger towns in...

It’s perfect for organizing remote controls on your ottoman, storing items in a secret spot, or simply hanging as a striking wall decor piece.

Ghiordes rugs often have open fields with mihrabs or hanging lamps and stylized architectural motifs that are found on 16th and 17th century Ottoman court rugs.

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, ...

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, ...

Whether you aim to infuse refinement into a formal ambiance or create a warm, inviting Ottoman-inspired atmosphere, this rug is sure to invigorate any space with its impeccable charm.

In the mid-1800’s, Sultan Abdulmecid of the Ottoman Empire established an imperial manufactory in the town of Hereke.

The Republic was established after a joint Russo-Ottoman fleet captured the islands and ended a two-year rule by the French Republic, marking the first time Greeks had been granted s...

Likely crafted in Geneva for the Ottoman market, this gold-mounted, gilt-metal and enamel telescope represents the pinnacle of luxury at the time.

This duality—ornate yet ordered—is a testament to the sophisticated cultural synthesis that flourished in the Caucasus under both Ottoman and Russian sway. To behold this antique Ka...

On the Design: Connoisseurs will admire this design which reflects a European interpretation of Ottoman “medallion ushak” design, sometimes spelled “Oushak” in our craft.

Measures: Left Section: H: 46" L: 28" D: 17.5" - Right Section: H: 28.75" L: 27.75" D: 22.5" Ottoman: H: 19" L: 28" D: 28".

His arrival in Paris in 1802 coincided with his plan to create an album of these Ottoman views, which would not be published until 1819, under the title Voyage pittoresque de Constan...

It frames the composition with a regal elegance, much like the ornamental textiles once cherished by Ottoman nobility. The luxurious wool pile, dyed using natural pigments, radiates...

Rug weaving flourished and diversified during the Ottoman Empire (1299-1922). Each region developed distinct styles, with Mudjur becoming known for its unique patterns and high-quali...

Its commanding field of glowing madder red, dyed with the essence of cochineal and roots, recalls the flicker of lanterns glowing in distant caravanserais and the burnished wall hang...

The chair reclines (from 34” to 62” with ottoman slid in place) with leather wrapped chains from a wheel on the side.

SILVER BOX Austria-Hungary 18th Century in silver with profuse decoration inspired by the Crimean War, in which Russia lost to an alliance of the Ottoman Empire, France, United K...

Pair of French ottomans, upholstered, padded and buttoned, with separate top cushions, Napoleon III Style, often referred to as "Le Style Rothschild", Pierre Frey Damask in a Raspber...

Notable is a type of prayer rug with columns and arches that seems descended from earlier rural rugs and ultimately from 16th-century Ottoman court rugs. The colours favour earth ton...

The striking composition recalls the ornamental gardens of Ottoman estates, where nature, geometry, and symbolism converged in a celebration of cultivated living.

Ushak carpets were woven for the wealthy Ottoman home market but their depictions in paintings by 16th century artists, like Velasquez, Zurbaran and Vermeer, illustrate their wider a...

England, 1830’s. Dimensions: Ottomans 11.25" W x 9.5" D x 2" H; Chinoiserie 11 .25" W x 9" D x 1.75" H.    

Perfect for your at-home bar set up or on the ottoman in your family room.

As rugs of this type were woven in western Anatolia since the Golden Age of the Ottoman empire in the 16th century. Originally referred to in the trade as 'Turkey' carpets, these are...

Whimsical and very decorative set of salon furniture consisting of one large chair, two smaller chairs and a banc/ottoman. In the style of Guéret Frères, featuring exuberantly carved...

Qalamdan with Arabic calligraphy writing often date back to the Ottoman Empire and the broader Islamic world. They were essential accessories for scholars, scribes, and individuals w...

Additionally, the map extends into regions such as the Ottoman Empire, Central Asia, and northern India, offering a broader geopolitical context.

Antique rose cut diamond heart pendant with an estimate diamond weight of 3.5 carats back foiled technique centered with a pear shape rose cut diamond decorted with a lotus flower on...

The patterns of the carpet show the floral and geometric style of Ottoman art. Traces of wear and tear appropriate to its age can be seen in the texture of the carpet, which increase...

The intricately carved and scribed lid with gadrooned edge displays a pomegranate motif originating from the Ottoman Empire and popular in Medieval and Renaissance Italy.

Bowyer in 1803 as part of the series *Views in the Ottoman Empire, Chiefly in Caramania*, this scene captures a moment of quiet exploration amidst the ruins, with Ottoman figures con...

The 'Oscar' suite of armchairs and settee was illustrated in The Furniture Gazette, 1 February 1889, as was Smith’s patent ottoman box couch & its frame described and illustrated in ...

The region became one of the most prominent centers for the production of high-quality carpets, prized by both the Ottoman Empire and international markets. Oushak carpets have alway...

On the poster, a rider sports an Ottoman saber on a black Arab stallion celebrating the victory of the First World War.

In a modernized ottoman style, this coarsely woven town carpet shows a dotted Turkey rust & orange field supporting a moss green medallion and green corners.

While Europe and the west, might have entered a sense of enlightenment, this did not extend to the Ottoman empire and Arabian peninsula. Frequently he posed the harem girls around f...

Louis XIII style stool or ottoman with turned leg and stretcher.

Oushak has been a center of production for Turkish rugs since the beginning of the Ottoman Empire. Antique Oushak rugs tend to be loosely woven on a wool foundation with a wool pile,...

Oushak has been a center of production for Turkish rugs since the beginning of the Ottoman Empire. Antique Oushak rugs tend to be loosely woven on a wool foundation with a wool pile,...

English carved wood pedestal side table with all the gentleman’s smoking accoutrements; Herculaneum style urn-form receptacles for matches, cigars and cigarettes on a circular top su...

Oushak has been a center of production for Turkish rugs since the beginning of the Ottoman Empire. Antique Oushak rugs tend to be loosely woven on a wool foundation with a wool pile,...

Steeped in the grandeur of Ottoman artistry, this antique late 19th-century Turkish Oushak rug unfurls like a forgotten tale, woven with the echoes of Anatolian master weavers.

Oushak, located in western Turkey, has been a major center of rug production since the Ottoman period. Many of the great Turkish carpets weaving that came from the 15th to 18th centu...

Large central diamond designs, for example, are derived from a wreath motif seen in Ottoman court prayer rugs of the 17th century. The format of Bergama carpets is usually more nearl...

Large-scale botanical motifs float effortlessly across the expansive field, anchored by stylized palmettes and serrated leaves that echo Ottoman court aesthetics. Rather than crowdin...

The motifs are often inspired by nature, but with a stylized approach that reflects the fusion of Ottoman aesthetic principles and regional weaving traditions.

As a collector’s piece, this antique Turkish Oushak rug not only represents a tangible connection to the rich weaving traditions of the Ottoman Empire but also serves as a statement ...

Measures: 10'7" x 13'3" Oushak carpets are Turkish carpets that use a particular family of designs, called by convention after the city of Uşak, Turkey – one of the larger towns in ...

"Tomb of the Virgin Mary", Pl. 10 in Luigi Mayer's publication 'Views in Egypt, Palestine, and Other Parts of the Ottoman Empire', published by Robert Bowyer in London in 1803.

He was commissioned by Sir Robert Ainslie, the British ambassador to Constantinople, 1776–1792, then the capital of the Ottoman Empire. Mayer traveled widely in Palestine, Egypt, and...