Arabian Antique

Carsten Niebuhr (1733 to 1815) was a German born surveyor in Danish service and the only member of the Danish expedition to Arabia (1761 to 1767), sent by King Frederick V of Denmark...

Carsten Niebuhr (1733 to 1815) was a German born surveyor in Danish service and the only member of the Danish expedition to Arabia (1761 to 1767), sent by King Frederick V of Denmark...

Carsten Niebuhr (1733 to 1815) was a German born surveyor in Danish service and the only member of the Danish expedition to Arabia (1761 to 1767), sent by King Frederick V of Denmark...

Carsten Niebuhr (1733 to 1815) was a German born surveyor in Danish service and the only member of the Danish expedition to Arabia (1761 to 1767), sent by King Frederick V of Denmark...

Niebuhr (1733 to 1815) was a German born surveyor in Danish service and the only member of the Danish expedition to Arabia (1761 to 1767), sent by King Frederick V of Denmark, to ret...

Niebuhr (1733 to 1815) was a German born surveyor in Danish service and the only member of the Danish expedition to Arabia (1761 to 1767), sent by King Frederick V of Denmark, to ret...

Large antique (late 19th century) Orientalist cold-painted metal sculpture depicting an Arabian female slave or concubine dancer with tambourine after the original model by Emmanuel ...

The map shows the whole continent with southern Europe, Arabia, Madagascar and the Atlantic islands from the Azores, Madeira and the Canaries south to the Cape Verde Islands, which a...

Europe, the northern part of Africa and Asia as far as the Pays des Sines are shown, with the Mer Atlantique along the left side, the Mer Glacée at the top and the Mer Erythrée to th...

The map reaches from Hungary, Croatia and Bosnia in the west to the Caspian Sea and Persia in the east, and from Bessarabia, the Crimea and Circassia in the north to the Nile delta a...

The map spans the continent from the Mediterranean, the Red Sea and Arabia in the west to Japan, Kamchatka and the Bhering Strait in the east, and from the Arctic Ocean to the Indian...

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...

Constantinople, Smyrne, Alep, Damas, Jérusalem, Mosul, Bagdad and Bassora are named, and a panel of five scales compares Turkish and Arabian miles, Persian parasangs and French leagu...

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...

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...

Prominent regions and historical territories visible on the map include Asia Minor, Armenia, Mesopotamia, Assyria, Babylonia, Media, Persia, Carmania, Gedrosia, Bactria, Arachosia, S...

Fig. 2 illustrates the Arabian Gum Tree or Nile Mimosa, a species of acacia associated with the production of Gum Arabic.

With its saddle removed for better viewing, the horse is likely the highly distinctive Arabian breed: dating back to the 3rd century BCE, the Arabian horse is notable for its high ta...

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...

Although these horses were not pure Arabian horses, several display the refined features and elegant profiles associated with Arabian bloodlines.

Titled “Asia qua nulla beatior Ora”, the map presents the Asian continent from the Mediterranean and Arabian Peninsula eastward across Persia, India, China and Japan to the Pacific O...

Included in this group: The Chinese: A general description of The Empire of China and Its Inhabitants by John Francis Davie, Vol II, 1858 The History of Arabia, Ancient and Modern b...

Original vintage poster published by the Empire Marketing Board (1926-1933) to promote the trade routes and economic strength of the British Empire featuring artwork by the painter, ...

The lower scene depicts a horseman calming or controlling an animated Arabian horse beside ornamental tack and equipment.

North-East Africa Map Showing Egypt, Abyssinia, Sudan & Somaliland c.1902 A large and visually striking antique map titled “North-East Africa,” depicting the political and geographi...

The Black Sea and the eastern Mediterranean are prominently depicted, alongside key geographical and political regions such as Arabia, Persia, and Desert Arabia. Major cities, rivers...

A striking equestrian composition depicting a richly attired Mamluk horseman mounted upon an elegant Arabian horse, holding a drawn sword aloft. Painted in the manner of the celebrat...

Such portraits were commissioned and collected by owners, breeders, racing enthusiasts, and sporting gentlemen who wished to commemorate exceptional horses and preserve their bloodli...

This finely detailed copperplate engraving depicts biblical Palestine and the tribal divisions of ancient Israel, extending from the Mediterranean coast and Jerusalem eastward toward...

Although neither horse was a pure Arabian, both display the refined heads, elegant necks, and balanced proportions associated with Arabian ancestry.

The horse identified as Sedbury exhibits the elegant proportions, refined head, and balanced conformation associated with superior British bloodstock. While not a pure Arabian horse,...

Persian Architecture is an artwork realized in 19th century by the Arabian school. Lithograph on paper. The artwork represents the decorative patterns of Persian Architecture.

Centered on the eastern Mediterranean and the Arabian Peninsula, the map illustrates the vast reach of the Ottoman world—from the Balkans and Greece through Anatolia and the Levant, ...

The map depicts the ancient regions of Palestine, including Galilee, Samaria, Judea, Arabia, the Jordan River, and the Dead Sea, while identifying numerous biblical cities and sacred...

The Holy Land occupies a central position, while surrounding regions such as Syria, Arabia, Chaldea, and Persia provide context for the international connections described in biblica...

Surrounding territories include Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, Abyssinia (Ethiopia), Arabia, and portions of the western Arabian Peninsula including Mecca and Medina.

Around him, armed soldiers on horseback focus their attention ahead, reinforcing the painting’s strong equestrian theme. The Arabian horses are depicted with superb anatomical accura...

It encompasses regions such as Barbary, Egypt, Arabia, Persia, Hindostan, and the Malay world, highlighting the immense geographic spread of Islamic civilization.

The composition centers on Europe, North Africa, and Asia extending eastward toward India, Arabia, and parts of Central Asia. Regions such as Scythia, Persia, Arabia, Syria, Egypt, I...

This finely detailed mid-19th century map depicts Persia together with surrounding regions including Afghanistan, Beloochistan, Arabia, Independent Tartary, the Ottoman territories, ...

The map covers Asia Minor (modern Turkey), Syria, Mesopotamia, Palestine, Armenia, Kurdistan, and parts of Arabia and Persia, extending from the Mediterranean coast to the regions su...

Both utilitarian and ceremonial, it stands as one of the most recognizable weapons of the region, related in form to the Arabian jambiya. Dimensions: Overall Length: 17.5" Blade Leng...

This large-format map presents the vast Asian continent stretching from the Ottoman domains and Arabia to China, Japan, and the islands of Southeast Asia, with Siberia and the Russia...

Desert regions labeled *Arabia Deserta* evoke the classical geographic understanding of the Near Eastern frontier.

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this decorative hand painted mid 19th Century Circa 1860 Indian Sindhi Sarangi A very good looking well mad...

Technique: Copperplate engraving with original hand color Maker: Wilkinson, London, 1827 Keyword block (important places and regions visible on the map): Europe, Asia, Africa, Medit...

Their elegant heads, long necks, and balanced proportions reflect the influence of the Arabian and Thoroughbred breeding traditions that transformed equestrian standards during the e...

Successivamente gli proposero di trasformare la sua casa nel Museo Fuentes e di realizzare una Mostra Antologica Itinerante, accompagnata da un catalogo generale della sua opera, il ...

These regions formed key administrative provinces of the Ottoman Empire and were vital corridors connecting Anatolia with Persia and the Arabian Peninsula. The composition also incl...

Regions such as Palestine, Arabia Petraea, and parts of Mesopotamia are included, offering a broader Near Eastern context.

A Lifesize Orientalist Sculpture Attributed to Louis Hottot Of spectacular scale, constructed from spelter and on a bronze-mounted veneered plinth, the striking orientalist figure o...

This map is particularly appealing for its breadth: Cyprus, the Levantine coast, the deserts of Arabia, and the fringes of Persia are all included within a single balanced composition.

Flying Childers was sired by the Darley Arabian, one of the three foundation stallions of the modern Thoroughbred breed, and quickly earned an extraordinary reputation for both speed...

This is a pair of engravings after paintings of seminal English racing bloodlines that date to the early 18th century. The Darley Arabian and The Byerley Turq were two of the three s...

The Mediterranean coastline, the Red Sea littoral, and adjacent Arabian territories provide broader geographic context, reinforcing Egypt’s role as a crossroads between Africa, Asia,...

This authentic antique Middle Eastern Dallah coffee pot is a beautifully preserved example of traditional Arabian metalwork, hand-hammered from copper and likely tin-lined for functi...

The quarries, located in the stark isolation of the Eastern Egyptian Desert, were situated along caravan routes that connected the commercial hubs of the Nile Valley and Coptos with ...

Keyword block: Caramania, Karaman, Anatolia, Turkey, Ottoman Empire, Ottoman court, Levant, Middle East, Asia Minor, Persia, Arabia, Constantinople, Istanbul, Pasha, Bashaw, Ottoman ...