Persia With Part of the Ottoman Empire, by G. Long M.A.

Title: Persia With Part of the Ottoman Empire, by G. Long M.A. 1831 Date: 1852 Cartographer: WALKER, J. & C./G. LONG Publisher: CHARLES KNIGHT/GEORGE COX/S.D.U.K. Size: 11.75Height - 14.25Width Publis

Ottoman Empire, circa 1900 Set with green and red glass beads. Weight:293 g. L. 25 cm W. 14.5 cm Part of Javitri Shah Collection

Albania is a cultural crossroads. Its history is rooted in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. It has been part of the Republic of Venice and part of the Ottoman Empire. In the mid twentieth century l

Heading: (Ottoman Empire) Author: Olivier, G.A. Title: Atlas pour servir au voyage dans l'Empire Othoman l'Egypte et la Perse, fair par ordre du gouvernement, pendant les six premieres Anne?es de la R

Albania is a cultural crossroads. Its history is rooted in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. It has been part of the Republic of Venice and part of the Ottoman Empire. In the mid twentieth century l

Albania is a cultural crossroads. Its history is rooted in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. It has been part of the Republic of Venice and part of the Ottoman Empire. In the mid twentieth century l

Albania is a cultural crossroads. Its history is rooted in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. It has been part of the Republic of Venice and part of the Ottoman Empire. In the mid twentieth century l

Albania is a cultural crossroads. Its history is rooted in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. It has been part of the Republic of Venice and part of the Ottoman Empire. In the mid twentieth century l

Albania is a cultural crossroads. Its history is rooted in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. It has been part of the Republic of Venice and part of the Ottoman Empire. In the mid twentieth century l

Title: Balkans (Ottoman Empire in Europe) Moldavia and Hungary, 1808 by Guthrie Date/Period: 1808 Materials: Copperplate engraved Size: 13 x 9" The entire Balkans region. (Part of the Ottoman Empire i

Pouqueville, Francois Charles Hugues Laurent. TRAVELS THROUGH THE MOREA, ALBANIA AND SEVERAL OTHER PARTS OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, TO CONSTANTINOPLE. DURING THE YEARS 1798, 1799, 1800, AND 1801. London:

Balkans.- Pouqueville (F. C. H. L.) Travels through the Morea, Albania, and several other parts of the Ottoman Empire, to Constantinople, folding engraved map, folding table, 2 aquatints, 1 folding, s

"A Caramanian Family Changing it's Abode" Hand Colored Folio Aquatint Published 1804, London for "Views in Egypt, Palestine, and other parts of the Ottoman Empire" First Edition by Robert Ainslie. Ill

TITLE OF THE MAP: 'Turquie en Europe' The European part of the Turkish (Ottoman) Empire in the Balkans and modern day Greece DATE PRINTED: 1683 IMAGE SIZE: Approx Overall page size 13 x 21cm approxima

Title/Content of Map: 1820 Ottoman Empire (Balkan’s and parts of the Middle East) by Lavoisne. Size: 17 1/2†x 21 1/2†Additional Info: Published by Carey and Son in Philadelphia. Reser

[Ottoman Empire] - Speed, John The Turkish Empire London: G. Humble, [1626] Hand-coloured engraved map, English text on verso, 395 x 515mm

A very impressive Ottoman Empire silver metal ring. It has a round frame with black hardstone depth showing a face in profile. Three engraved circles enrich the background. The frame is richly decorat

A pair of Egg cups, Ottoman Empire, around 1900. Silver and enamel. Interior gilded. H approx. 6 cm. Total weight about 60 g.

Gorgets, now long out of fashion, were the surviving remnants of Medieval armor. This example dates to the 19th Century, and is inscribed with an Islamic prayer.

18th century Ottoman Empire Tombak gilt copper ewer, of baluster form body, supported on splayed foot rim, flanked with long curved spout and handle, body set with gem in geometric pattern, carved wit

Oushak rugs are Turkish pieces that feature designs inspired by the city of Usak, Turkey. This town was a major center of rug production during the Ottoman Empire. Origin: Turkey Date: Circa Early

Early 18 C. Ottoman Empire Mail Head Cover. Covering the neck. Heavy gauge steel rings with alternating rows arrangement. 18" long . Width at the neck - 19". Heavy - 1.5 kg

OTTOMAN EMPIRE. Murad III (AH 982-1003 / AD 1574-1595). GOLD Sultani. Misr (Cairo). Dated AH 982 (1574/5). 3.51 g. - 18 mm. O:\ Legend. R:\ Legend with mint and AH date. Pere 273; Album 1332. Extremel

OTTOMAN EMPIRE. Murad III (AH 982-1003 / AD 1574-1595). GOLD Sultani. Misr (Cairo). Dated AH 982 (1574/5). 3.52 g. - 20 mm. O:\ Legend. R:\ Legend with mint and AH date. Pere 274; Album 1332. aEF