Antique Ottoman

Finely Carved and Painted Period French Louis XIV Court "X" Stools, Ottomans, or Benches. "X" Form Leg and Stretchers in Grisaille Paint with Traces of Gilt Work Decoration.

The first represent fourteen different soldiers of the coalition made by the British Empire, the French Empire and the Ottoman Empire against the Ottoman empire. The second represen...

With the end of the Seljuq Empire in the 14th century, the Ottoman Empire took over some of the traditions of the Seljuqs, which is illustrated on the box - the warriors defending th...

The rectangular backs and seats are upholstered in Grey ottoman fabric. The chairs have outscrolled arms on turned tapered legs joined with cross stretchers and on bun feet.

A rare 16th Century Venetian Copper Ewer; approx 8 inches tall; the vertical side panels are intricately chased with birds and hunting dogs surrounded by foliate decoration; the styl...

This antique tribal Yoruk prayer rug was woven in the late 19th century in South-eastern Anatolia, the center of the Ottoman Empire during that time. Yoruk carpets represent a long t...

Down filled loose cushions on both the chair and ottoman. Age and wear present on gilt finish. Newly refurbished innards and new upholstery in a cotton "tie-die" fabric.

Ushaks were woven in Western Anatolia which was one of the largest rug production areas since the Ottoman Empire.

This is a Hungarian antique wood carved recliner, sofa, settee, couch, ottoman or settle with polychrome decoration. It is sensitively decorated in reds, greens and purples with silv...

It would also be fun as an ottoman with a large cushion." Kelly

Spanish carpets imitated carpet designs from Ottoman Turkey in earlier examples, later they adopted a more open European style with vines scrolling throughout in soft colours.

Measurements as follows- Sofa: 65" long, 28" deep, 36" high, chair 1: 26" wide, 30" deep, 35" high, chair 2 24" wide, 29" deep, 32" high, table: 32" long, 22.5" deep, 26" high, otto...

It has a pictorial motif that is reminiscent of the 17th century animal rugs of Persia, India, and the Ottoman Empire. There are few examples of this type of weaving because most of ...

Would make a great coffee table, ottoman or log box. We have period keys. A very rare find with a clean interior and no woodworm.

Measurements as follows - Sofa: 70.5" long, 31"deep, 37" high; chair 1: 30.5" wide, 36" deep, 34.5" high; chair 2: 30.5" wide, 32" deep, 35" high; ottoman: 22" wide, 32" deep, 11.5" ...

The production of carpets from Ushak area during the late Ottoman Empire days was, by far, the most glorious period in the long history of weaving in Central Anatolia.

Algeria was not a unified country until 1827 when the French Navy blocked the port of Algiers to prevent the razzias from the Ottomans (pirates using fast ships to raid the coasts of...

An early 1900’s Oushak features the touch of both the urban Oushak industry that began in the Ottoman period and the traditional styles of the local Turkish weavers who revitalized t...

A wave of Orientalism broke in France in the 18th C.with no particular style but inspired by the totally imagined exotism of Ottoman,Persian and Far- Eastern Empires.It was happening...

Ushaks were woven in Western Anatolia which was one of the largest rug production areas since the Ottoman Empire. Their designs tend to be more open than Persian rugs and soft dyes ...

General Theodoros Kolokotronis was a leader of the Greek Revolution of 1821, fighting for independence from the Ottoman Empire. His bust was included on an American chandelier as a ...

It was a commissioned example of an early Ottoman piece with the fluted border of floral links joining stylized trees.

Similarly signed enamel dial with Ottoman numerals for the five-minute markers and the hours.

This is a beautiful example of an ottoman weaving most likely attributed to the Armenians of Kayseri or possibly Ponderma in Western Anatolia.

This is a beautiful example of an Ottoman weaving most likely attributed to the Armenians of Kayseri or possibly Ponderma in Western Anatolia.

Jean Baptiste Vanmour or Van Mour (1671-1737) was a Flemish-French painter, remembered for his detailed portrayal of life in the Ottoman Empire during the Tulip Era and the rule of S...

While in Egypt his work had pleased the Ottoman authorities in Egypt and he was appointed a Court Painter.

Jean Baptiste Vanmour or Van Mour (1671-1737) was a Flemish-French painter, remembered for his detailed portrayal of life in the Ottoman Empire during the Tulip Era and the rule of S...

Jean Baptiste Vanmour or Van Mour (1671-1737) was a Flemish-French painter, remembered for his detailed portrayal of life in the Ottoman Empire during the Tulip Era and the rule of S...

Jean Baptiste Vanmour or Van Mour (1671-1737) was a Flemish-French painter, remembered for his detailed portrayal of life in the Ottoman Empire during the Tulip Era and the rule of S...

Jean Baptiste Vanmour or Van Mour (1671-1737) was a Flemish-French painter, remembered for his detailed portrayal of life in the Ottoman Empire during the Tulip Era and the rule of S...

Oushak in western Turkey has been a major centre of rug production almost from the very beginning of the Ottoman period. Many of the great masterpieces of early Turkish carpet weavin...

Oushak in western Turkey has been a major center of rug production almost from the very beginning of the Ottoman period. Many of the great masterpieces of early Turkish carpet weavin...

Oushak in western Turkey has been a major center of rug production almost from the very beginning of the Ottoman period. Many of the great masterpieces of early Turkish carpet weavin...

Ushaks were woven in Western Anatolia which was one of the largest rug production areas since the Ottoman Empire. Their designs tend to be more open than Persian rugs and soft dyes ...

An early 1900’s Oushak features the touch of both the urban Oushak industry that began in the Ottoman period and the traditional styles of the local Turkish weavers who revitalized t...

His list of patrons included: Said Halim Pasha, grandson of Mehemet Ali Pasha, and future Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. Kosler’s fame extended beyond Cairo, as he enjoyed succe...

Woven in the style for Ottoman court but with a cross cultural French feel.

Solid, heavy and strong, with no loose joints. Would make a great ottoman, blanket chest, shoe store or coffee table.

Ganem spent most of his life in exile, as he was a vehement advocate of the independence of Lebanon from the Ottoman Empire. This poster was printed by Maquet Gr.

An early 1900’s Oushak features the touch of both the urban Oushak industry that began in the Ottoman period and the traditional styles of the local Turkish weavers who revitalized t...

An early 1900’s Oushak features the touch of both the urban Oushak industry that began in the Ottoman period and the traditional styles of the local Turkish weavers who revitalized t...

An absolutely fabulous Georgian Period wide bangle made in the late 1700, Western Europe origin Hand crafted of 16 KT gold – not marked The bangle boasts a marvellous centre piece in...

An early 1900’s Oushak features the touch of both the urban Oushak industry that began in the Ottoman period and the traditional styles of the local Turkish weavers who revitalized t...

This silver stein was crafted in in 1854 to celebrate the Russian and more specifically Cossack cavalry victory over the Persians (Turks) of the Ottoman Empire during the Russo-Turki...

This type of design that has Qur’anic inscriptions in the border, and the names of Allah in the spandrels is after the famous group of carpets thought to have been a diplomatic gift ...

Ushaks were woven in Western Anatolia which was one of the largest rug production areas since the Ottoman Empire. Their designs tend to be more open than Persian rugs and soft dyes a...

Ushaks were woven in Western Anatolia which was one of the largest rug production areas since the Ottoman Empire. Their designs tend to be more open than Persian rugs and soft dyes ...

Ushaks were woven in Western Anatolia which was one of the largest rug production areas since the Ottoman Empire. Their designs tend to be more open than Persian rugs and soft dyes ...

Oushak carpets are a testament to the history and geography of the area they were woven, as many different types of Oushak were woven with many different styles of weave. From Ottoma...

An Oushak from around the advent of the 20th Century features the touch of both the urban Oushak industry that began in the Ottoman period and the traditional styles of the local Tur...

Ushaks were woven in Western Anatolia which was one of the largest rug production areas since the Ottoman Empire. Their designs tend to be more open than Persian rugs and soft dyes a...

Oushak carpets are a testament to the history and geography of the area they were woven, as many different types of Oushak were woven with many different styles of weave. From Ottoma...

Ushaks were woven in Western Anatolia which was one of the largest rug production areas since the Ottoman Empire. Their designs tend to be more open than Persian rugs and soft dyes a...

Ushaks were woven in Western Anatolia which was one of the largest rug production areas since the Ottoman Empire. Their designs tend to be more open than Persian rugs and soft dyes a...

The very large stone blocks of the lower courses are Herodian, the courses of medium-sized stones above them were added during the Umayyad era, while the small stones of the uppermos...

Palmer was a prominent Chicago businessman who was responsible for much of the development of State Street. the construction of the palmer mansion on lake shore drive established the...