Mosque Lamp

Orientalist Enamelled Glass Mosque Lamp Bohemian, early 20th Century Height 20cm, diameter 21cm This elegant mosque lamp is a refined example of Orientalist glasswork, inspired by h...

20th Century Mamluk Style Green Glass Gold Gilded Mosque Lamp French, 20th Century Height 30cm, diameter 22cm This mosque lamp reflects the centuries-old tradition of illuminating ...

Very decorative mosque lamp in opalescent glass painted in green-blue and gold tones The frame and chains are in bronze Originally a small oil lamp was placed inside; modern lamp a...

Set of three vintage glass mosque lamps with hand-painted scenes of various Egyptian figures on the Giza Plateau with the Great Pyramids in the background, and decorative hanging cor...

Beautiful mosque lamp from the 19th century. with its original chains and canopy.

Islamic religious buildings traditionally were lit with glass lamps, generally called mosque lamps, that hung from chains.

Handblown Mosque glass oil lamp in Mameluke style gilded with Arabic Cursive Calligraphy Middle Eastern Mosque lamp in the Islamic tradition, Moorish style etched blown clear glass w...

Handblown Mosque glass oil lamp in Mameluke style gilded with Arabic Calligraphy Middle Eastern Mosque lamp in the Islamic tradition, Moorish style hand painted blown clear glass wi...

A scarce antique, circa 1785, Middle Eastern hand painted and blown glass Mosque lamp, 18th / early 19th century, the stunning blue glass mosque oil lamp having a large flared rim, o...

In a modified "Ardebil carpet" design with an open, abrashed red field centred by a 12 pendanted medallion with two extra hanging mosque lamps in the vertical axis. En suite quarter ...

Although recent, this western Anatolian coarsely woven city carpet follows a 16th century prototype in the "Ardebil" carpets, with a medallion developing 12 serrated pendants and two...

The linear vine and palmette spandrels abrash from the sky to light blue. A stylized mosque lamp and pendants are suspended from the apex of the shaped arch.

In a general Ghiordes Turkish style with a red lobed niche supported by side colonettes, suspending a mosque lamp from the apex and centred by a flower-filled vase beneath.

The rug has a scalloped top with a mosque lamp and two ornamental columns supporting a deep spandrel panel.

The rug has a scalloped top with a mosque lamp and two ornamental columns supporting a deep spandrel panel.

This is a particularly attractive one in tones of ivory and cream, with a pendanted medallion suspending two mosque lamps and en suite quarter corners, on a field of tightly coiled a...

Unusual and unique survivor of its time, this Lantern shows two very clear influences in its manufacture, first is the decoration in the purple and blue glass filaments which evoque ...

Most examples have a mosque lamp hanging from the top of the niche that is often substituted with stylized flora, and the fields are often flanked by rectangular panels containing el...

The central field is a serene, open expanse of ivory, unadorned save for a delicate floral cluster suspended from the apex of the arch, symbolizing the mosque lamp or kandil. This pl...

The two large hexagonal forms are derived from neighboring central Anatolian weaving traditions, while the central elongated element traced in latch-hook ornament may be a stylized r...

Antique Ghiordes Rug 18th Century Anatolian Ghıordes Rug Size 120 x 163 cm (47,2x64,1 In) With ‘floating’ columns and an enlarged ‘mosque lamp’ motif dominating the red field of the...

18th Century Anatolian Ghordes Rug Size 118 x 165 cm (3,87 x 5,41 ft) With ‘floating’ columns and an enlarged ‘mosque lamp’ motif dominating the red field of the mihrab, this so-cal...

The field is anchored by three stylized mosque lamp motifs suspended within a delicately patterned lattice, evoking both spiritual symbolism and visual rhythm.

This extraordinary 17th-century Persian Silk Tabriz prayer rug is a museum-worthy example of Safavid weaving, featuring an elegant architectural mihrab framed by intricate floral orn...

This rare mid 20th century Antique Hereke silk rug highlights a powerful and rhythmic floral composition featuring a sophisticated mihrab design with an elegant hanging mosque lamp m...

This structural balance between the reaching botanical branches and the elegant mihrab arch decorated with a hanging mosque lamp reflects the pinnacle of the Hereke workshop tradition.

Graceful lotus pendants anchor the medallion at either end, recalling suspended mosque lamps and royal cartouches. In Persian symbolism, the lotus represents purity, rebirth, and cos...

Featured examples include Phoenician-Assyrian glass, Roman vessels, Venetian millefiori glass, Venetian network glass, Egyptian mosque lamps, Persian bowls, German enamelled glass, C...

Four smaller bouquets bloom beneath it, while three mosque lamps descend delicately from above, echoing centuries-old symbolism associated with enlightenment, guidance, and divine pr...

This amusing scatter schematically depicts a mosque interior with hanging lamp and kibla mihrab.

Middle Eastern Moorish Mameluke Syrian Mosque Islamic style brass antique oil lamp pendant with 6 hand-blown Bohemian glass.