ancient Koran holder (rahlé) inlaid with mother-of-pearl and bone

Oriental “Bonheur du jour” in carved wood and marquetery , “Moucharabiehs” leaf late 19th century, small gaps in inlays

ancient oriental work, pair of carved wooden pedestals, bone inlay circa 1880 missing bones

Oriental work from the 19th century, 2 large shelves in carved wood and bone marquetry. missing bones price is for one two are available

Antique 19th century Oriental work, folding chair in carved wood, bone inlay, circa 1880

Ottoman Mother-of-Pearl and Ebony Inlaid Wall Bracket Syrian, 19th Century Height 103cm, width 39cm, depth 21cm Inlaid with mother-of-pearl and ebony in intricate geometric and foliate parquetry patterns, this beautiful piece was made in Syria in the nineteenth century during the time of the Ottoman Empire. With a central latticed rectangular panel at the back of the central shelf, with canted corners, it is flanked on each side by pillars with isometric triangular shaped cresting. The upper section, like the lower part, features foliate rather than geometric designs, and the surmount with a crescent finial features a large central roundel enclosing a mother-of-pearl inlaid tughra. All in all, the ebony and mother of pearl dance beautifully throughout various patterns and motifs, creating a fine decorative piece, and an excellent antique ware...

Moorish Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Wall Bracket

Khatam kari is a fine, meticulous marquetry technique whose earliest examples date back to the Safavid period (1501-1730). This technique involves inlaying fine wood, brass or camel ...

Handcrafted of one piece of solid wood, inlaid with silver, scrolling, decorative picture frame. This picture frame is easy to fold into a cross legged standing position and this ra...