1861 Lady Mary Wortley Montagu Ottoman Empire Turkish Embassy 2v Muslim Orient

1861 Lady Mary Wortley Montagu Ottoman Empire Turkish Embassy 2v Muslim Orient This two-volume collection of “The Letters and Works of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu” edited by her great-grandson,

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

Continental School (18th/19th Century) Oil on canvas, Ottoman Coastal battle scene, Ships bearing the flags of the Ottoman Empire and Turkish fleet. Image 105 cm x 78 cm.

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

Very Interesting Ottoman Turkish Empire Dagger In Excellent Finishing With A Rare Blade In WOOTZ 19th Century, .The Silver Mounts Of The Scabbard Are Designed In Using Ottoman Symbols And Made In Chas

Circa mid 19th century.Made in the Ottoman Turkish Empire in Turky. Stamped with Marks of Sultan and Gurantee marks in many places. Tests for 900 silver or better. Great quality. They weigh about 36 T

Gilt copper 17th or 18th c. Turkish or Ottoman Empire tombak incense burner with openwork and incised decoration depicting floral motifs. With a hinged lid. Attached to a circular tray.Provenance: Fro

Heading: (Presidents & First Ladies, 1861) Author: Lincoln, Mary Todd Title: Autograph letter signed by Mary Todd Lincoln Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: 1864 Description:

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:

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

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: Early 20 ce

Exceptionally Rare and Fine 18th-19th Russian Bukhara SHAMSHIR Sword of Ottoman Turkish Style, Fantastic Dyed Green Stingray Skin Grip & Scabbard Cover with Elaborate Gilt Brass Mounts Profusely Incru

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

An illuminated Ottoman Firman with Tughra. Early 19th century.Ink heightened with gouache and gold on paper.18 lines of Ottoman Turkish text in alternating black and red diwani script surmounted by a

Step back in time with this remarkable collector's item – an authentic CDV (Carte de Visite) card bearing the genuine signatures of President Abraham Lincoln and First Lady Mary Lincoln. Dated from

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.

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

After Sir Peter Lely, 18th/19th Century Lady Mary Pembroke oil on canvas 46 3/4 x 38 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of John D. Fornengo, Chicago, Illinois

Robert Gillar (Austrian, 1867-1914), "An Ottoman Empire Market Scene", oil on canvas, signed lower right, 29" x 35-1/2". Framed.

J. B. Vanmour (follower), (2) oil portraits, Turks, Follower of Jean-Baptiste Vanmour (French,1671-1737), Commander of the Janissaries and A Turkish Lady in Hammam Shoes, oil on canvas, each inscribed

"Portrait of Mary Langhorn, Lady Delamere". Oil on canvas. Unsigned, inscribed on verso canvas "Mary, wife to Henry, Earl of Warrington" and inscribed on stretcher "by M. Beale". Attribution to Mary C

Jacques-Émile Blanche (French, 1861–1942) Portrait of a Lady With a Fur in a Chinese Cabinet, Full Length Signed 'J.E. Blanche' bottom right; also with French preparer's stencil verso, oil