Arabic Antique

white enamel clock face with Roman hours and Arabic minutes and marked ‘De La Fontaine Paris. The urn is

turned baluster feet. The dial is cast in ormolu and unusually has Arabic numerals, surround by a

from Sweden. Made with a decorative fluted column which forms a demi lune shape. Clock face with arabic

Antique Chinese cloisonne enamel jar with lid with Arabic reference to Allah on lid has a Qianlong

colony Timgad Signed, dated and located in the lower right-hand corner Timgad (Arabic: تيمقاد, romanized

diamond encrusted hands. Black applied Arabic markers. The clock chimes if the top chrysoprase button is

allegorical theme. The white enamel dial features Roman numerals with Arabic quarter-hour markers, framed by

itself is a warm, even champagne, laid out with bold relief Arabic numerals that read cleanly from a

watercolour and opaque gouache, often heightened with gum arabic. The play of surfaces—sparkling glass

garniture set, hand painted toleware decorated with ornate ormolu mounts. Clock fitted with arabic numerals

bronze with a round convex white enamel face with black Roman numerals for the hours Arabic numerals for

is decorated with Arabic calligraphy writing and repousse geometric Islamic Moorish designs. The

luminous Arabic numerals and hands, and a finely crafted mechanical movement. It is fitted with a leather

movement, sport and dance The silver-framed dial has a square design and features the Arabic numerals

cartouches indicating the hours in Roman numerals and the minutes are engraved in the bronze in Arabic

, and the Arabic numerals are black enamel. The back is very finely chiseled with floral garlands and

Islamic Art with Koranic calligraphy Arabic script. Qajar dynasty, a blue and white Islamic pottery square

of a mounted Spahi cavalry regiment galloping on their horses below an inscription above in Arabic

Dial with Arabic Luminous Numbers / Blued Steel Cathedral Hands ATTACHMENT / BRACELET: Leather, 16mm

door opening to clock face, face features Roman and Arabic numerals. Clock rests on bracket feet. We do

convenient Arabic numerals; however, this process was gradual, and the use of Roman numerals persists in some

dial is a study in period design — with stylized Arabic numerals, a guilloché-style central field, and

Lieutaud (ébéniste, 1720–1780) with an enameled dial featuring Roman numerals for the hours and Arabic

, with black hands, black Roman numerals, and red Arabic numerals. The smooth gold case is openwork and

. The background is white enamel, with gold hands and black Roman and Arabic numerals. The back is

A fine study in watercolour and gum arabic depicting a goldfinch and its nest. Signed to the lower

numerals, auxiliary dial with Arabic numerals, and iridescent blue hands. Case - Essex - 14K Gold

enamel dial are Arabic numbers and two winding holes with original hands.   The clock is signed 'Just

with overlay brass designs in Islamic Arabic calligraphy writing. This tray and this work is from

A fine study of two yellow wagtail birds in watercolour and gum arabic. Signed to the lower right

derives from the Arabic Mudajjan (“tamed”), a term applied to Muslims who remained in Iberia under

indicates the time on a beautiful enamel dial with blue steeled hands and both Roman and Arabic numerals

enamelled Arabic dial and French movement. All clocks get serviced by our horologist prior to delivery at

A fine watercolour study with gum arabic details depicting apples and berries in under bush. Signed

white enamel, with gold hands and black enamel Arabic numerals. The back is brushed gold and decorated

by a delicate gilt bezel, featuring Arabic numerals and multicolored garlands of hand-painted roses

Arabic numeral at ten second intervals. The superb original blued steel Fleur de Lys hands complementing

Geneve with bold Arabic numeral outer minute track with Arabic five second intervals and with original

glass. The clock face displays Arabic numerals, while the barometer is inscribed with detailed labels

elegant white enamel unsigned dial with Roman Numerals , outer minute track wih Arabic numerals at five

roots of the tales being traced from Greek, Indian, Arabic, Persian, Turkish, and Jewish folklore. The

gold spade hands point to both Roman and Arabic numerals to indicate the time alongside subsidiary

dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, the sides decorated with floral bouquets, gilt ground and cast

century round brass magic bowl, nicely handcrafted and hand-hammered with Arabic writing. Middle Eastern

cocktail watch has been crafted in platinum. The rectangular watch dial displays the four cardinal Arabic

framed in metal, with Arabic numerals and classic hands, and features the inscriptions “Satisfaction” and

, pierced and engraved scrolling floral foliate designs and a panel of honorific calligraphic Arabic Islamic

. He is flanked by men carrying banners inscribed with Arabic script, suggesting a ceremonial gathering

square standing on its tip, round recessed dial with chased Arabic numerals filled with black enamel

, and pierced scroll work sides. The circular enamel dial with Arabic numerals is embellished with

. Removable hood with opening door and domed handmade glass.  Enamel round dial, with hand painted arabic

Arabic Numeral Markers / Blued Steel Hands ATTACHMENT / BRACELET: Leather, 16mm / Regular Length

diamonds Dial: white with arabic numerals Strap: Platinum bracelet with folding clasp, Will max fit a 15

for a touch of luxury. The dial is characterized by Roman and Arabic numerals, offering a versatile

Arabic calligraphy fill the field and borders, adding layers of spiritual and artistic significance. The

with roman and arabic numerals in blue and the original hands, having a fantastic quality ornate case

carriage clock with a serpentine shaped brass case, having a circular white enamel dial with arabic