Ottoman Empire Kilij Sword

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

19th C. Turkish Ottoman Empire Yataghan Sword. Maker Marked. Total length - 33.5", length of the blade - 25.75".

Sword, probably Ottoman Empire, 17th century, slightly balanced blade with engraving: portrait profile, sun-moon stars together with symbolic writing, on the other side depiction of an Ottoman and ins

18th C. Islamic Ottoman Turkish Wootz Damascus Shamshir Kilij Battle Sword. Gold inlaid maker mark. Total length - 36.5". Length of the blade - 30.5"

Short sword Kinjal from the Ottoman empire with brass embossed sheath in floral motifs. 22" L

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

Ottoman Empire, c. 1800 or earlier; A fine Ottoman sword (shamshir), the blade with long fuller to each side, one of which is filled with gold inlay Islamic script. Horn grips. Wood core scabbard shea

Of characteristic form with large carved eared grip, re-curved blade set with gems and enamel at forte, silver scabbard decorated with filigree design.Ottoman Empire, mid 19th century. Dimensions: L:

The sword of Tahmasp II, Shah of the Persian Empire (1704-1740) in 19th century Ottoman mounts, the grips and pommel late 19th-early 20th century Syrian work. The massive blade of early form, likely a

* 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

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

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

Of a characteristic form with embossed silver handle and scabbard, double-edged curved blade of Wootz steel with pronounced rib and gold inlay (koftgari) at the forte. Ca. mid 19th century. Dimensions

Turkey.- Ottoman Empire.- Gomez (Madame de) The Life of Osman the Great, Emperor of the Turks, 2 vol., first English edition, translated by John Williams, woodcut head-pieces and initials, some very l

Early Antique Ottoman Empire Hand Forged Shield "BUCKLER". Measure 10 3/4" Diameter.

Ottoman Sword (Yataghan) , early 19th c., recurved single-edge blade, "eared" grip, foliate embossed scabbard, the chape formed as a monster head, blade l. 26 in., presented in a shadowbox frame, 12 i

Orientalist school. A Portrait of Abdülhamid I of the Ottoman Empire. Condition: Appears to be in a good condition. Origin: Ottoman Period: 18th-19th century Sizes: 20.00 cm. W x 24.00 cm. D 7.87 i

LARGE Turkish Ottoman Empire 4th Class Military breast badge / medal, layered silver with gold and enamels, late 19th / early 20th Century. Ottoman Empire, Order of the Medjidie breast badge, silver,

Three fuller 30 inch blade. 36 inches (overall). Blue enamel and brass inlaid guard. Original scabbard.

Title: Ottoman Empire in full. By Ortelius Date/Period: c1575 Materials: Hand colored, copperplate engraved. Dimensions: 21 x 15 1/2 From the THEATRUM ORBIS TERRARUM. The worlds first true modern Atla

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

Antiques Ottoman Empire jacket ,Decorated with an Islamic script, made of cloth , Circa late 19 century.Size : 120cm x 75cm .

Map of the Ottoman empire including Palestine: "Turcici imperii description". Hand-colored copperplate engraving, by Abraham Ortelius, Antwerp, ca. 1598. Published in: Theatrum Orbis Terrarum. Dimensi