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Ottoman Art

  • Joseph Théodore Deck (1823–1891) Rare Orientalist Faience Mosque Lamp-Style Vase | France, circa 1875–1885

  • An Aleppo Underglaze-Painted Pottery Tile by al-Fakīr Mūsā Ibn Istifan or Stefan, Ottoman Syria, Dated 1699.

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  • A Rare Jerusalem Rectangular Mother-of-Pearl & Micro-Mosaic Marquetry Casket Olive-wood Base, Probably from Bethlehem – Ottoman Empire, Circa early 19th century

  • A Gentleman’s Silk & Cotton Wedding Abba (Abaya/Bisht) Commissioned for the Palestinian Market – Aleppo-Syria, The Ottoman Empire,Late 19th Century

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  • A Rare Armenian Style Austro-Hungarian Silver-Gilt and Enamelled Cloisonne Bird Automation Music Box, Set with Turquoise Stones circa 1870s AD

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  • A Rare Armenian Parcel-Gilt and Enamelled Silver Incense Container Ottoman Empire and Armenia, Circa 18th Century

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  • Ottoman Parcel Gilt-Silver Thread Embroidered Leather Wallet with Baroque-Style Design and Royal French Connections

  • Ottoman Parcel Gilt-Silver Thread Embroidered Leather Wallet – A Rare Royal Artifact from Constantinople

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  • Ottoman Mother-of-Pearl, Tortoiseshell, Ebony, Ivory & Bone Inlaid Wooden Scribe’s Box

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  • Ottoman Kutahya Calligraphic Pottery Tile Panel

  • Pair of Ornate Mamluk Revival Double-Leaf Cupboard Door Panels

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  • Pair of Mamluk Revival Ebony, Bone & Ivory Inlaid Cupboard Door Panels

  • Ottoman Silver Wire-Inlaid Ebonised Wood Coffee Tables

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  • Iznik Style Underglaze Polychrome Painted Pottery Bottle-Vase, Edme Samson Pottery, Montreuil-Paris-France, The Second half of the 19th. Century.

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  • Iznik-Style Polychrome Painted Bottle-Vase by Samson Pottery, France (19th Century)

    Iznik-Style Bottle-Vase by Samson Pottery, c. 19th. Century.

  • Rare 17th-Century Parcel-Gilt Embroidered Silk Wall Hanging

    Ottoman Parcel-Gilt Embroidered Silk Wall Hanging, Probably Bursa-Turkey, c. 17th-Century.

  • An Exceptionally Rare Gilt Metal Thread Embroidered on Henna or Ginger Coloured Silk Velvet Saddle Fragment or Horse Cloth Decorated with Carnation, Rosettes flowers, The borders with pomegranates, Probably Istanbul-Turkey, Circa 17th. Century.

  • A Close Pair of Armenian Repoussé Parcel-Gilt Silver Candlesticks Dated with Armenian Dates of 1214-15/1765-66 AD.

    Close Pair of Armenian Parcel-Gilt Silver Candlesticks Istanbul & Jerusalem, Dated 1765-66 AD.

  • A Rare Unmarked Large Pair of Ottoman Engraved Silver Candlesticks (Samdanilari or Samsdani), Probably Istanbul-Turkey circa 1800s AD.

  • A Fine Ottoman Mother-of Pearl, Tortoiseshell, Ebony, Lead, Ivory & Bone Overlaid Wooden Calligrapher’s Writing Desk & Single Drawer Tools Storage Chest, Probably Istanbul-Turkey, Circa 1700s. AD.

    Ottoman Overlaid Wooden Calligrapher's Writing Desk & Storage Chest, c.17th. Century.

  • An Important Ottoman Mirror, Probably was Commissioned for a Prominent French Individual, Circa 19th. Century.

    Fine Ottoman Mirror, Probably Mastered by an Armenian Artist Commissioned for a Prominent French Individual, c. 19th. Century.

  • A Silk & Silver-Thread Brocaded Leather Belt With 14 Compartments For Gunpowder Charges (Barutluk) or (Gazri) (حافظة بارود), The Ottoman Empire, Probably Turkey, Circa 18th. Century.

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  • An Ottoman Silver Gun Powder Flask Holder, Commissioned For A Prominent Muslim Individual Beautifully Decorated With Filigree Silver Work With the Stylized Calligraphy Pattern With The Word of Ali, Probably Prizren or Trebizond (Trabzon)-Northeastern-Turkey, Late 18th.-Early 19th. Century.

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  • A Close Pair of Parcel-Gilt Silver Rose Water Sprinklers (Gulabdan), Arminian Silversmith Masters Working in the Ottoman Empire, Probably-Turkey, Circa Late 18th.  Early 19th. Century.

    Close-Pair of Ottoman enamelled & Parcel-Gilt Silver Rose water Sprinklers, Crafted by Armenian Silversmiths, c. 18th. Century.

  • Close Pair of Iznik Style Dome of The Rock Tiles, The Ottoman Empire,1570-90 AD.

    Iznik-style Dome of The Rock Tiles, Aleppo & Jerusalem, c. 16th. Century.