Antique Syrian

A superb pair of Syrian Damascus armchairs, Circa 1900. The stunning pair of parquetry armchairs is exquisitely crafted in hardwood with wonderful inlaid decoration comprising ebony...

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

This is a profusely inlaid Syrian Damascus compendium games table that dates from Circa 1880 and has multiple geometric and asymmetric inlays of various specimen woods.

Among the most distinctive decorative arts of late Ottoman Syria is the vibrant enamelled metalwork produced in Damascus.

This elegant Homsi Shahrura dallah was produced in the city of Homs, Syria, a centre long celebrated for its skilled metalworkers and finely crafted coffee wares.

Important Syrian ewer in finely engraved copper with silver inlay, Damascus work from the 19th century.

Ancient Syria Map Including Palestine, Jerusalem & Mount Sinai, 1843 A highly detailed and historically evocative antique map titled “Ancient Syria,” published in London in 1843 und...

Title: Ottoman Empire Map — Turkey in Asia, Syria & Mesopotamia, c.1830 A finely engraved map capturing the heart of the Ottoman Empire at a pivotal moment before the modern bor...

Ancient Syria & Assyria Map — Biblical Near East, Wilkinson London 1815 This finely engraved and original hand-colored antique map titled Syria et Assyria presents a detailed recons...

Syria Map Valk & Schenk, Hand Colored Engraving, Amsterdam, c.1700 This finely engraved and original hand-colored map of Syria, titled Syriae sive Soriae Nova et Accurata Descri...

Handcolored Lithograph of Évêque Syrien (Syrian Bishop), Plate 12, 1862 This richly detailed handcolored lithograph depicts an Évêque Syrien (Syrian Bishop) in ceremonial vestment...

Maiorana Syriaca sive Marum Syriacum – Origanum Syriacum Botanical Engraving c.1676 This antique botanical engraving features Origanum syriacum, also known as Bible hyssop, Lebanese...

Some mother-of-pearl inlay missing, great antique patina 19th century mother-of-pearl inlaid chair from Syria, circa 1880.

Antique map titled 'Syria south part'. Published by Fullarton & Co, Glasgow, circa 1860

Antique Map Syria Egypt Nile Delta, Lapie 1838 – Hand Colored Engraving This finely detailed antique map of Syria and Egypt was published in Paris in 1838 as part of the celebrated ...

Antique print titled 'Gedeelte van Syriën en Phenicië'. Old map of part of Syria and Phoenicia. Originates from the first Dutch editon of an interesting travel account of Norther...

The engraving is an exquisitely hand-colored print titled "The Syrian Hyrax, Hyrax Syriacus," showcasing the likeness of a hyrax, a small mammal known for its robust, compact body, s...

It illustrates the ancient divisions of Assyria, including Syria, Mesopotamia, Babylonia, and Assyria proper.

Antique Map of Asia Minor & the Levant – Anatolia, Syria & Cyprus, c.1818 Elegant antique map depicting Asia Minor and the Eastern Mediterranean, covering Anatolia (modern T...

Extending southward, the map covers Syria and the Levant, including Damascus, Aleppo, and the Mediterranean coastal cities that historically linked the Ottoman interior with European...

The upper image depicts King David, having subdued Syria. The lower image depicts King David watching Batsheba bathing.

Original antique map of Canaan, Armenia, Syria, Mesopotamia and Arabia. It displays the Middle East from the eastern Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf.

Noel Harry Leaver was a prolific painter of Orientalist scenes in the first half of the 20th century.. His work was often both cool and still with shaded and brighter areas and shape...

Jacob’s Bridge – Antique Aquatint View of Syria & the Holy Land by Spilsbury, 1803 This striking hand-colored aquatint titled Jacob’s Bridge offers a dramatic view of the landscape ...

Antique frontispiece of volume 16 of 'Meyer's Universum' including a scene of Syria, published 1854. Artists and Engravers: Joseph Meyer (May 9, 1796 - June 27, 1856) was a German...

Color engraving Middle East - Palestine - Geography - Syria Number 47 - Ménard & Desenne

A very cool collection of 47 albumen photographs from a trip through Syria, Egypt and other countries showing mostly landmarks and antiquities.

This 19th-century map from the atlas published by Blackie and Son in 1882 is titled "SYRIA (NORTH DIVISION)" and covers the northern part of Syria, capturing its geographical and adm...

Antique print titled 'Der heilige Apollinaris'. Small engraving of a Saint. Source unknown, to be determined. Artists and Engravers: Signed 'Gijz et Klauber'. Condition: Fair,...

A fine & important, large 19th century oil on canvas Orientalist painting by the talented painter Clarence Henry Roe, (1850-1909), the painting depicting the historic city of Palmyra...

19th Century Map of Ancient Syria and Assyria: 'Tabula Regiones inter Syriam et Assyriam continens'"* This beautifully detailed 18th-century map, titled *"Tabula Regiones inter Syri...

Beautiful map of Mercator's Ptolemaic map of the Holy Land, Cyprus, Syria, etc. Originates from Mercator's 'Geographia'.

The composition focuses on Palestine, Judea, Samaria, and adjacent territories, extending across parts of Syria, Arabia, and Egypt, and incorporating both geographic and historical r...

Zeta near Jaffa in Syria – Antique Aquatint of a Wellside Scene, 1803 This atmospheric aquatint titled Zeta near Jaffa in Syria offers a rare and picturesque glimpse into everyday l...

Guil de L'Isle en andere auteuren" translates to "Map of Anatolia and Syria compiled by Mr. Lucas and Mr. Guillaume de L'Isle and other authors" in English.

Antique portrait titled 'Georgius Iconolatra'. Portrait of Saint George. George of Laodicea, a bishop of Laodicea, who was one of the principal champions of the homoiousian, or moder...

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.

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this lovely absolutely exquisite, original Damascus Circa 1880 Wedding Chest of drawers with lovely Mother o...

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.

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...

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...

An elegant rectangular box of Syrian or Levantine origin, crafted from wood with refined geometric marquetry decoration in mother-of-pearl, bone, and fine woods.

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

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...

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

Quarried near Aleppo, Syria, this extraordinary marble became highly desirable for palatial interiors, fine furniture, and decorative arts.

The elegant, needle-like Ottoman minarets of Bursa and Istanbul contrast dramatically with the monumental tiered structures of Mamluk Cairo and the distinctive proportions of Syrian ...

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...

These beautifully rendered dutone lithographs come from Roberts' most famous work, "Views in the Holy Land, Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt, & Nubia" published by E.G.Moon in London bet...

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...

This richly colored map presents an expansive view of the Middle East at the height of the late Ottoman and colonial era, encompassing modern-day Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Y...

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...

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...

These are three of those plates. *In 270 CE, Palmyra, Syria rebelled against Roman rule and succeeded in temporarily conquering a large swath of the Middle East before Rome was able ...