Antique Syrian

Rome then to Smyrna, Constantinople, Egypt, Jerusalem, Syria, Lebanon, and Turkey. Everywhere he went

, Egypt, Jerusalem, Syria, Lebanon, and Turkey. Everywhere he went Le Bruyn depicted the scenes around him

Ninive, Babel, Calatua, Teredon, Sichem, Jerusalem, Antiocha (Syria), Charax Pasinis, Pasinivallum

centuries and for a time ruled Egypt and Syria as a Mamluk sultanate in the Middle Ages, from 1250 to 1517

ctures and historical periods. Each region, from the Middle East, Asia, North Africa, from Syria to India

to Vienna, on to Rome then to Smyrna, Constantinople, Egypt, Jerusalem, Syria, Lebanon, and Turkey

, Yemen, al Bahrain, Syria, Iraq, Libano, is from the series New Scientific and Curious Dictionary

from the Levant (ie. Syria or Canaan). Others associate them with Hurrian-speaking people who came down

a professor and member of the Accademia di San Luca.He also traveled to the Orient, Egypt, Syria

paint its exoticized scenes. Frere also traveled to Egypt, Greece, Turkey, and Syria, where he produced

exoticized scenes. Frere also traveled to Egypt, Greece, Turkey, and Syria, where he produced paintings that

, France, Italy, Syria, and Egypt. Notably, he shared a studio in Cairo with British Orientalist painter

from the "The Holy Land, Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt and Nubia" volume of David Roberts’ large folio

extensively throughout Turkey, Syria, Palestine, Cyprus, Montenegro and returned regularly to Egypt. These

Syrian glass made a deep impression on him. He admired the coloration of medieval glass and was convinced

and Arabic, Middle Eastern, Egyptian, Syrian, Indian, Ottoman, Persian and Moorish, Ottoman, Mamluk

Syria. The function originated in India. But the craftsmen were based in the Islamic southern

from Kurdish regions predominantly in Iran but also found in segments of Iraq, Turkey, and Syria, are

world. His journeys included North Africa (Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt), the Mediterranean (Greece, Syria

, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, and the Arabian Peninsula. Drawn and engraved with precision, the map highlights

, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel, and parts of Saudi Arabia and Iran. Cities, mountain ranges

the story of the Catholic Syrian saint, Malchus of Chalcis. The only child of a farming family, worked

combination of terrible events in Armenia and Syria and culminating in the outbreak of World War I rendered

Exceptional Syrian games table, late 19th century sitting on cabriole shaped legs, united by a

a SYRIAN CENTRE TABLE/DESK WITH CABRIOLET LEGS, INLAID WITH MARQUETRIES IN DIFFERENT MATERIALS

19th c. Syrian Barrel form armchair, inlayed wood with ebony, ivory and mother of pearl

Carved wood with Mother of Pearl insets.

example of Syrian furniture and is a very pretty decorative piece.

Pair of 19th century Syrian chairs in very good condition

of circular form with a deep well, with purple painted tulips, greenery, black and blue hyacinth flowers, the scalloped rim decorated with black waterweed and more blue flower heads....

Rare bone inlaid and white metal mounted hardwood overmantel mirror, late 19th-early 20th century, incredible Fine Arts & Crafts mirror. ?The scroll cresting centred by an oval plat...

19th century wonderful Syrian mother of pearl wardrobe with mirrors

A Syrian marquetry (Al-Ajami) inlaid bone and wood cabinet. Marquetry is an old Damascene handmade

Impressive, grand scale 19th century Syrian dowry wedding chest, beautifully inlaid with mother of

19th century Syrian dagger, with elaborate silver sheath, wooden handle.

Very rare 19th century wall unit from Syria (Damascus), circa 1870. This Fine piece features

Skillfully hand inlaid and engraved with Islamic motif and Kufic Calligraphy. Inlaid with silver and copper.

15th century, pair of Mamluk cast brass candlesticks from Egypt or Syria.

Oversized mother and pearl Syrian mirror with floral and geometric design on the crown. The glass

Syrians made a full compliment of brass lamps which were decorated by hand and ornamented with

A Mamluk silver-inlaid brass Candlestick Egypt or Syria, late 13th-early 14th century of

Later modified as a bar.

A very nice and decorative early 20th century wall mirror in the Syrian Moorish taste with the

Syria. Edged and embellished with bullion couched embroidery. A similar example is in the collection of

Louis XVI Side Chairs in Syrian Damascus Metallic Stripes, Pair 

cartouches, alternating with geometric and floral motifs. Bronze handles. Syria (or Egypt?), 19th century.

Subject: Antique print, titled: 'Tab. IV. Asiae, in qua Mesopotamia, Syria, Arabia Petrea ac

An unusual tray, round in form with rolled edge rim. The outer border with an interlocking fish motif. The interior decorated with large calligraphic medallions in Thuluth script and...

The almond-shaped eyes with thick upper and lower lids, with slender nose and full lips slightly parted, with thick tufts of hair framing his face. Measurement not including custo...

A good quality, late 19th century possibly Syrian, sofa / bench with intricate woodwork and mother

Carved relief

A good quality apish of late 19th century possibly Syrian, stools with intricate woodwork and

the province of Syria, and under the cultural sphere of Palmyra. Giandomenico Spinola

Stacking Middle Eastern inlaid tables. The smaller table has inlaid star patterns throughout the top, with saw tooth design in ivory at the edge. The dimensions are 14" x 14", 8.5 " ...

An Islamic brass standard lamp

Large Mother of Pearl, Rosewood and Olivewood Inlaid Mirror

Levant: the Holy Land or the Golan Heights, Jerusalem, Syria, Lebanon or Jordan. The woods used would be