Ottoman Empire. 1910 Brass Nargile \ Hookah water pipe

Ottoman Empire. 1910 circa. Brass Nargile \ Hookah water pipe decorated with hardstone. H: 40 cm - 2,2 kg.

Early 20th century brass table top hookah or water pipe with four stems, four tools attached to the base by chains, hammered brass plate to deflect heat, spiral stem, and pierced finial, 29" H x 10" W

Assortment of six smoking pipes and a hookah (Nargilah) head, Ottoman Empire, from different periods and different materials, among them: Terra Cotta, ceramics and metal. Flaws to some. Length range:

ENAMELED COBALT GLASS & NICKELPLATE BRASS WATER PIPE (HOOKAH). HEIGHT 28 1/2"

Circa 1780-1800 engraved end etched brass water pipe. 7.25w x 9d x 9.5h

An antique Persian Qajar Dynasty narghile tobacco bowl. Also known as a hookah or water pipe, it is beautifully decorated with intricate patterns and embellishments. The use of turquoise and ruby bead

Group of three Persian, Ottoman Empire, or Turkish items including: one hookah with cut crystal and gilt bronze; one 19th c. gold and silver inlaid Ghalian cup with a carved wooden stem with attached

Pipe tomahawk presented to Aaron V. Brown, which he received in 1840 thanking him for his advocacy in a water dispute with a Native American tribe, bearing his name on a brass plaque. Aaron Venable Br

This artifact is a work of art graceful and exquisite beyond compare, having particular shape with fine modelling and craft, it is worthy of collecting.

A Set of Four Russian Empire Brass Mounted Mahogany Armchairs Circa 1790 Height 37 inches. Note: A near identical example is illustrated in Antoine Cheneviere's Russian Furniture: The Golden Age 1780-

* An Ottoman Empire Silver Serving Tray Reign of Abdulhamid II, Late 19th/Early 20th Century having openwork foliate handles and a border and field with engine-turned decoration centered by a vacant f

probably Izmir, Turkey owing to its sophisticated ornamentation, the scroll surmounted by three graduated flower and design decorated filigree coronets surmounted by an elongated finial topped with a

12 Baccarat Empire Water Goblets. Since 1822 Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat has been the foremost glassworks in France and one of the top lead-crystal creators in the world. Measures 6 1/4" h

STEIFF bear, 50cm, c. 1910, brass colored, with button, rests of the white cloth tag label, long snaped off arms, distinct hump, nice, full mohair, paws and mohair in perfect condition, very expressiv

gourd, reddish brown patina, provided with metal wire applications and decorative tags, rep. (cracks), slight traces of abrasion, additional: three clay pipe heads H: 30 cm, H: 11,8 inch Provenance: N

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

A fine representation of one of the distinct swords of the Ottoman Empire, this sword is most classically called a shamshir and is distinguished by the deeply curved blade, the finest of which are mou

Ca 15th-18th century AD. An open-work wood carved panel of calligraphy decoration possibly coming from an important building. Size: L:347mm / W:280mm ; 1.15kg Provenance: Private UK collection, formed

Early Transylvanian Rug Anatolia c. second half 17th century, Romania is home to one of the most impressive collections of surviving antique Oriental rugs from the Ottoman Empire. This vibrant antique

Leon-Arthur TUTUNDJIAN (1905 Amasya, Ottoman Empire - 1968 Paris, France) ; Surrealistic composition with peach ; oil on hardboard / framed ; dimensions 23 x 33,5 cm (9 x 13 1/4 in.) ; signed lower le

George Edwards Hering (British, 1805-1879) Oil on Canvas 1840-1860, "Constantinople from the Golden Horn", H 12.5" W 20.5" | a view of the Hagia Sophia from the Golden Horn during the Ottoman Empire.

Empire Brass-Mounted Mahogany and Painted Center Table Fitted with a molded fossilized marble top, raised on satyr monopodia legs, joined by a brass-mounted marble shelf, ending in paw feet. 28 3/4 x

A LARGE PARCEL GILD MEGILLAH CASE WITH ORIGINAL MEGILLAH. Ottoman Empire, c. 1880. Made completely of filigree with coral finial. Formerly in the collection of Henry Zeisel. Sold J. Greenstein and Com

Ottoman Empire, c. 1800 or earlier; A fine Ottoman sword (shamshir) with extensive applied gold decoration to blade including prayers and cartouches probably with owner's name (?). Engraved quillon an