A CAIRENE RUG OTTOMAN, EGYPT, 16TH/17TH CENTURY

Ottoman Cairene Carpet Egypt c. 17th century, the palace-size carpet with a circular central medallion on a red field with four quarter-circles in the corners and spaciously drawn tendrils and palmett

An Ottoman mail shirt, 16th/17th centuryHüftlanges Kettenhemd aus vernieteten Ringen. Vorderseitig offen, der Brust- und Bauchbereich aus schwerem Geflecht gearbeitet. Anhängender Kragen aus fei

A COLLECTION OF FOUR 16TH/17TH CENTURY OTTOMAN DAMASCUS GLAZED POTTERY BORDER TILES, each with turquoise and blue floral decoration, various sizes, largest 25.5cm x 13cm, (4).

An Iznik Pottery Charger Ottoman Turkey, 16th/17th Century decorated throughout in blue, green, black and red to depict roses, tulips and other flowers. Diameter 11 3/4 inches.

Modern Mid Century Design Wool Rug, Egypt, 8'1'' x 11'7'' (246 x 353 cm). Weight: 80 lbs. Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding Commences at the On

Ottoman Anatolia, Ca. Late 16th-17th century AD A group of nine square-shaped tiles, each underglaze painted in bole red, cobalt blue, turquoise, green, and outlined black on a white ground. This set,

An octagonal carnelian seal with a Hebrew inscription around a central square panel which has two letters. This would have been a personal seal probably from early Ottoman times. It reads the proclama

Near East / Central Asia, Turkey / Egypt, Ottoman Empire, Mamluk revival, ca. 19th century CE. A large and ornately cast brass lamp or incense burner, that was intended for a religious context, suspen

In the 17h century Ottoman style, with a deep red field displaying saz leaves exploding up toward the densely patterned teal spandrels. Royal blue rosette and sickle leaf border. Upper spandrels and l

ANTIQUE 17TH CENTURY OTTOMAN EMBROIDERY. 6 ft x 1 ft (1.83 m x 0.3 m). Antique Ottoman Embroidery, Turkey, circa 17th Century – Here is an exciting antique Oriental rug – in fact, an an

Cairo Rug Fragment 51 x 37 cm (1 ft. 8 in. x 1 ft. 3 in.) Egypt, 16th century Condition: fragment, sewn on fabric Warp: wool, weft: wool, pile: wool Provenance: Italian private collection

1844 1ed Eothen Travel in Ottoman Empire Egypt Syria Palestine Voyages Kinglake Alexander William Kinglake was a 19th-century English historian who is best known for his travel stories including the b

16th-17th century AD. A silver-gilt suite comprising: a trichinopoly necklace with three hollow polyhedral beads; a band of rectangular plaques with granulation and raised discoid plaques; a three-str

Rare Bergama Rug, Northwest Anatolia, 19th century, wool/wool, unique Bergama rug with ottoman-style clove border, high-quality natural dyes, approx. 202 x 135 cm, condition:2-3 (good condition, profe

18th/19th century Turkish Illuminated Quran Book, Koran. signed and dated AH 1235 and written by Abd Al-Daeef Al-Mushtaq, (written in AlWaraq city, Egypt under Ottoman Empire) Illuminated Arabic Manus

1686 Voyages Ottoman Empire Crusades EGYPT Pirates Turkey Syria Jean Coppin Jean Coppin was a 17th-century French soldier known for his travelogues and crusades against the Ottoman Empire. He publishe

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

Egyptian Silk Prayer Rug (8 x 8 knots per sqcm) 127 x 81 cm (4' 2" x 2' 8") Egypt, second half 20th century Condition: excellent Warp: silk, weft: silk, pile: silk

An Ottoman Turkish Juzaa Quran, signed by Abdullah Al Helme / Sary Khoajah 17th Century. Size: 26cms x 18cms (10ins x 7ins). Please note: this Lot can be viewed in person at The Oriental Rug Gallery L

Fine Kayseri antique, (Ottoman Scene), Turkey, late 19th century, mercerized cotton, approx. 196 x 139 cm, rare, collectable, (evenly oxidized). Rugs and Carpets

Circa 1970's Fine Turkish Hereke rug. Hereke rugs are one of the top two Turkish rugs together with Oushak rugs, Hereke rug factory was established in the 19th century by the demand of the Ottoman Sul

Circa 1970's Fine Turkish Hereke rug. Hereke rugs are one of the top two Turkish rugs together with Oushak rugs, Hereke rug factory was established in the 19th century by the demand of the Ottoman Sul

From about the middle of the 19th century up until the early 20th,there was a production of well-woven scatter and larger pieces in earlier Ottoman styles from the Imperial carpet factory at Kum Kapi

1787 1st ed Voyages in Syria & EGYPT Africa Illustrated MAPS Sphinx 2v Volney “The best expose of Ottoman Empire at the end of the 18th-century!” (Blackmer) Constantin-François Volney, an 18th-ce