Antique Syrian

Antique map Middle East titled 'A New and accurate map of Anatolia or Asia Minor, with Syria and such other provinces of the Turkish Empire (..)'.

The "Antique Map of Syria, North and South Division" by W. G. Blackie, dated 1859, is a significant historical cartographic work.

Great map of The Levant. Titled " Syria " Drawn and engraved by J.Archer Published by Grattan and Gilbert. 1843 Original colour Unframed.

Alluding to various sports modalities; from various countries; among them Turkey; Poland; Uruguay; Wales; San Marino; Romania; Syria and the former USSR. Faults.

A striking seventeenth century engraving depicting Margat, or Marqab, castle in Syria. The castle was a Crusader fortress, and one of the major strongholds of the Knights Hospitaller.

A finely painted nineteenth century oil depicting Saint Jerome living as a hermit during his period of ascetic retreat in the Syrian desert. A red cardinal's cloak, one of his identi...

This original hand-coloured engraving depicts three species of Convolvulus (bindweed) plants in detailed botanical illustration style. The plate includes Syrian Bindweed, Trailing Bi...

With intricate inlay covering the entirety and hand turned spindles. Syria, circa 1920. Back Height -88 cm Arm Width - 64 cm Depth - 55 cm Arm Height - 74.5 cm Seat Height - 47 cm ...

The map covers Anatolia, Armenia, Georgia and the Caucasus, Syria, the Holy Land and Mesopotamia, from the Black Sea and the Crimea south to the Arabian desert and the head of the Pe...

The map covers Anatolia, Armenia, Georgia and the Caucasus, Syria, the Holy Land and Mesopotamia, from the Black Sea and the Crimea south to the Arabian desert and the head of the Pe...

Giving a detailed illustrated account of the holy places, Egypt, Syria and indigenous flora and fauna. Artists and Engravers: Published by Michiel Cnobbaert, Antwerpen.

The map covers Anatolia, Armenia, Georgia and the Caucasus, Syria, the Holy Land and Mesopotamia, from the Black Sea and the Crimea south to the Arabian desert and the head of the Pe...

The map covers Anatolia, Armenia, Georgia and the Caucasus, Syria, the Holy Land and Mesopotamia, from the Black Sea and the Crimea south to the Arabian desert and the head of the Pe...

This original copperplate engraving from Pieter Mortier's illustrated Bible, Amsterdam circa 1700, shows two biblical scenes on one sheet: 1 Kings 22:5 to 28, Micaiah foretells the o...

Breche D'Alep is a marble from Syria which is no longer available and the quarry has since closed.

Pair of Middle Eastern Moorish/Syrian walnut Armchairs (19/20th Cent) with inlaid decoration and Arab script with an arch design cut out back and brown suede seat.

Tortosa is the crusader name of Tartus on the Syrian coast, and the island offshore is Arwad, the ancient Arados.

An exceptionally rare 18th-century Islamic pharmacy jar, likely originating from Syria or the broader Persianate metalworking tradition.

The map covers the eastern Mediterranean from Rome and southern Italy at the left to Syria at the right, and from the Euxine or Black Sea at the top to Egypt and Libya at the bottom.

An engraved note below Syria reads "Between the Euphrates and Tigris several artificial canals were made, what the Psalmist calls the rivers of Babylon.

The provinces are washed in red, yellow, green and blue, and the classical names are given throughout: Macedonia, Thracia, Bithynia, Galatia, Cappadocia, Lycaonia, Cilicia, Syria and...

The upper caption reads "Danza dei Kadry" (dance of the Kadry), and the lower caption reads "Maometana Siriaca ëd Europea velata" (Syrian Muslim woman and veiled European woman). Th...

The map covers the Anatolian peninsula from the Propontis (the Sea of Marmara) and the Aegean islands on the left to Armenia along the right edge, with Cyprus in the sea at lower rig...

Best known as a landscape artist, Le Bruyn travelled widely from a young age to Vienna, on to Rome then to Smyrna, Constantinople, Egypt, Jerusalem, Syria, Lebanon, and Turkey. Every...

An original copper engraved map, uncolored, of Asia Minor, Syria and Mesopotamia, with the route of the expedition drawn as a fine double line.

The Ottoman provinces of Asia are shown from the Bosporus and the Aegean to the Caucasus and Persia, with Syria, Palestine and Mesopotamia down to Bassora at the head of the Persian ...

The map covers the Balkans from Bosnia, Servia and Wallachia south to Greece, the Black Sea with the Crimea, the whole of Asia Minor, Armenia and Kurdistan, Syria and Mesopotamia dow...

It covers the Nile from the delta south to Thebae, Sinai and Arabia Petraea, Phoenicia, Judaea and Syria, Cyprus, and Mesopotamia east to Media, Susiana and the head of the Persian G...

It shows Servia, Wallachia, Moldavia, Bulgaria, Roumelia and Albania, Anatolia with its mountain ranges, Syria, Palestine and Mesopotamia. Greece is outlined in orange and the Ionian...

This antique map of Western Asia from the Mediterranean to the Indus was published by George Philip and Son of London and Liverpool in the later nineteenth century. It shows Asia Min...

In British usage the Levant meant the lands of the eastern Mediterranean, from the Aegean coast of Anatolia to Syria, Lebanon and Palestine, all then part of the Ottoman Empire.

The Italian lettering gives this little map extra interest beside its French counterparts, and it makes a charming framed piece for a collector of the Ottoman Empire, Syria or Iraq. ...

The profile and statistical key make this a map of real interest to collectors of historical geography, and it frames well beside other Victorian maps of Turkey, Syria and Iraq. Beyo...

The map shows the whole continent with Spain, Sicily, Syria and Arabia to the north and east, the Azores, Canaries and Cape Verde Islands in the Atlantic, and Madagascar, Mauritius a...

In English: "On foot among the troops, in the snows of the Alps as in the sands of Syria, Bonaparte lightened the soldier's fatigue by sharing it; food is distributed to them by the ...

The main map extends from Italy, Sardinia and Sicily across Greece, Asia Minor, Syria and Egypt to the Medes, Parthians and Persians, tracing the world of the Apostles and the journe...

The upper scene illustrates 2 Kings chapter 5, the healing of Naaman, commander of the Syrian army, who at Elisha's word washed seven times in the river Jordan and was cleansed of hi...

Instead, better-quality timber had to be imported from the surrounding countries at great cost: cedar, cypress, spruce, pine, yew, and birch were imported from Syria and Lebanon, ebo...

Executed in the Moorish Syrian style, this elegant walnut wood trinket box is intricately inlaid with fine geometric marquetry motifs inspired by traditional Islamic and Andalusian d...

The powerful Sassanian Persians had conquered vast territories, occupying much of Asia Minor and soon extending their rule into Syria and Egypt. In 614 AD, Jerusalem fell, and the Ho...

The upper scene illustrates 2 Kings chapter 7, verse 17, the end of the siege of Samaria, when the starving people rushed out of the gate to plunder the abandoned Syrian camp and tra...

Antique Mamluk Revival Brass and Silver Inlaid Tray Table Egyptian or Syrian, early 20th century Height: 45cm, width 82cm, depth 51cm This handsome tray-top table is a fine example ...

In April 1880 he left for Beirut, where his sister Emilie lived with her husband, the missionary Wilhelm Staiger, and travelled on through Palestine and Syria. He returned to the reg...

René Nicolas Dufriche, Baron Desgenettes (1762 to 1837), was chief physician to Bonaparte's army in Egypt and Syria and later physician in chief of the Grande Armée, one of the best ...

The silk of milkweed, then called Syrian swallowwort though it comes from North America, was tried in Europe around 1800 as a substitute for cotton and for stuffing, which explains i...

An elegant rectangular box of Syrian or Levantine origin, crafted from wood with refined geometric marquetry decorations.

The Antique Syrian Bone Inlaid Chest on Iron Base is a decorative furniture piece that adds a touch of charm to any room.

A stunning and intriguing example of a Neolithic era altar implement depicting a beak-faced figure carved of basalt stone, circa 4000 - 3000 BCE, from the region of modern day Turkey...

Particularly attractive is the inclusion of the Holy Land, Palestine, Syria, Mesopotamia, and the Arabian Peninsula at a time when European interest in biblical geography, archaeolog...

The work is by the German-born painter Carl Haag (German, 1820–1915), one of the leading watercolourists of the Victorian age, and is dated 1861 — the period immediately following hi...

A finely crafted 19th-century Mamluk Revival covered jar, produced in Egypt or Syria and executed in brass with intricate silver inlay.

M.Moussa Ayoub was born 1873 in Damascus, Syria, during the time of Ottoman Syria. Ayoub studied with painter Jean-Paul Laurens in Paris.

Italian Neo-Classic lithograph of the Temple of Baalshamin in Palmyra, Syria with a group of people congregating around the middleground in a burl wood and gilded frame attributed to...

Italian Neo-Classic lithograph of the Third Triumphal Arch in Palmyra, Syria depicting a scene of life being taken in front the remains of Lenobia in a burl wood and gilded frame att...

He also traveled to Egypt, Palestine, and Syria in the 1890s. He especially painted Oriental women in their daily lives, as well as landscapes in a light palette, always very colorfu...

Savigny published his account of the birds of Egypt and Syria in the first part of the natural history volume in 1809 and named Aquila heliaca there, citing this plate, from a bird t...

During the early 1870s, before receiving formal artistic training in Paris, he journeyed through Egypt, Palestine, and Syria, filling sketchbooks with observations drawn directly fro...

The composition places the figure within a rugged, natural landscape evocative of the hermitage traditionally associated with the saint’s ascetic retreat in the Syrian desert. Such i...

Then he made study trips to the coasts of the North and Baltic Seas, in the Harz Mountains, in the north of France (1868), in Italy, in England and Scotland (1872) and with greater s...

This elegant nineteenth-century map depicts the Ottoman territories of Asia Minor and the broader Near East, extending from Anatolia and the eastern Mediterranean to the Caucasus, Me...