Antique Damascus

Highly decorative Damascus Armchair. With intricate inlay covering the entirety and hand turned spindles.

A true jewel of Ottoman-era craftsmanship, this bench hails from Damascus or Aleppo—historic centers of furniture artistry in the Middle East.

Ancient View of Damascus is an original modern artwork realizedin the first half of the 19th Century.

A beautifully rare large handcrafted Damascus jewellery wedding box with inlay. A circa 1900 chest inlaid throughout to show foliate scrolls and geometric forms.

This charming Damascus Heena enamel box dates from the late 19th to early 20th century and exemplifies the decorative richness associated with Syrian enamelwork of the period.

Antique Comparative Minarets Print, Bursa, Istanbul, Damascus & Cairo, Raymond, 1924 This original architectural plate presents a fascinating comparative study of Islamic minare...

Important Syrian ewer in finely engraved copper with silver inlay, Damascus work from the 19th century. The surface is entirely decorated with stylized Arabic calligraphy, scrolling ...

COLONEL BARTON Early 19th Century Damascus Watercolour & bodycolour, signed & inscribed & dated 1847 lower right Image size: 9 ½ x 13 inches (24 x 33 cm)

Hanging mirror of rectangular shape, wooden frame engraved in the Alhambra manners, with two shelves divided on three levels.  

A superb coin from Damascus, Seleukia and Pieria, Apameo, from 70 BC, trimmed with 18 karat gold as a pendant.

An exceptional and highly unusual Syrian Damascene mixed-metal charger of remarkable artistic quality, produced in Damascus circa 1900. Measuring an impressive 16.5 inches in diamete...

Damascus wood and inlaid chair late 19th century.

Small Damascus bench, oriental work from the mid-19th century fine sculptures and bone inlay.

A striking Damascan bench richly decorated with geometric inlay, carved detail and mother of pearl The broad wooden seat features two floral mother of pearl medallions set within sha...

Antique Large Damascus mother-of-pearl and silver inlay Dresser

Two registers of inscriptions make up the lower part of the vase . Damascus or Egypt, around 1900. The vase has been cleaned.

The caption engraved in the lower margin belongs to the lower plan and reads Grondtekening der Stad Orfa. in Dutch and Plan de la Ville d'Orfa. in French, both meaning "Plan of the C...

Orientalist oil painting of Damascus Gate in Jerusalem by Macco German, Early 20th Century Frame: Height 66cm, width 84cm. depth 8cm Canvas: Height 42cm, width 59cm Imagined and bro...

This plate pairs elegantly with other Damascus and Iznik designs from the same series. Technique: Chromolithograph Maker: Julius Lessing, Berlin, 1890

Unlike the pure white background of Iznik ware, Damascus faience often features a subtle grayish or silvery tone, enhancing the depth of the colors.

Genre: Israeli Subject: Cityscape Medium: Etching, Drypoint Surface: Paper Country: Israel Dimensions: 11" x 14" Dimensions w/Frame: 11 3/4" x 14 3/4" Jacob Eisenberg (1897–1965) (a...

Vintage Anglo Indian Ornate Floral Etched Brass Tall Table Lamp. Circa Early 20th Century. Measurements: 44" H (to finial) x 32" H (to light socket) x 6" W x 9" D. {3-Way (No)}, (Loc...

Vintage Hand Hammered Copper Syrian Middle Eastern Large 44" Round Figural Engraved Serving Tray. Great to use as a table top. Circa Early 20th Century. Measurements: 4" H x 44" Diam...

Rich mother-of-pearl inlaid with an eight-pointed star, with a calligraphy in the centre of an octagonal figure. Damascus or Egypt, circa 1920

An antique tilt top table with mother-of-pearl mosaic inlay in the "Damascus" style, unmarked, circa 1920s. Measures 26.5" high, 24.5" x 24.5" when open. 37.5" high x 12.25" deep, 2...

The drawing depicts a panoramic view of Damascus as seen on July 24, 1869. It is a fine pencil drawing, approximately 7 x 22 cm in size, mounted on a backing board.

The exterior is densely decorated with foliate scrolls and arabesques in the Damascus style, centered by calligraphic panels. The hinged lid opens to reveal a patinated interior, whi...

The design is characteristic of furniture associated with Damascus and the broader Ottoman Levant, where richly carved wood, intricate turning, and geometric inlay were commonly used.

The map shows the land from Sidon and Damascus down to Edom, with the Great Sea on the left.

The land is drawn from Lebanon and Damascus at the top to Edom and the Amalekites at the bottom, with the "MEDITERRANEAN or GREAT SEA" along the left.

The land is drawn from Lebanon and Damascus at the top to Edom and the Amalekites at the bottom, with the "MEDITERRANEAN or GREAT SEA" along the left.

The "GREAT SEA" fills the left side, Phoenicia, Lebanon and Damascus are lettered at the top, and Trachonitis and Mount Hermon to the northeast.

The country beyond is washed in green, with roads to Sidon and to Damascus. Offshore at the left the island city is drawn as a small walled grid with an inner harbor and the "Egyptia...

The whole of Canaan is divided among the tribes, from Great Zidon and Damascus in the north to Kadesh Barnea and the wilderness of Zin in the south, each allotment outlined and washe...

The small land of Israel lies along the coast, crowded with names, while Aram, Hamath, Zobah, Damascus, Ammon and Edom are each set off in their own wash of orange, green, yellow or ...

The left shows the conversion of Saul on the road to Damascus, a rider thrown from his horse under rays of light from the clouds, with the city behind.

Antioch, Apamea, Palmyra, Damascus, Tripoli, Byblos and Sidon are named, and many entries give both the classical and the later form, such as Aradus now Ruad, while mountains and for...

The map covers the whole of Ottoman Asia from Constantinople and the Black Sea to the Caspian, including Natolia, Caramania, Roum, Armenia, Georgia, Kurdistan, Diarbek, Syria and Ira...

It shows the Holy Land from Sidon and Damascus to Edom and the Wilderness of Zin. A Reference to the Tribes numbers the territories of Asher, Naphtali, Manasseh, Zebulun, Issachar, ...

Along the Levant are Tyrus, Sidon, Damascus and Palmyra, with Antiochia in the north; Petra lies in Arabia Petraea; and across Mesopotamia Ninus, Arbela, Babylon, Seleucia and Ctesip...

General Jean-Baptiste Kléber's division, sent to meet an Ottoman army advancing from Damascus, held out in square through the morning. Bonaparte came up from Acre with reinforcements...

The style revives the celebrated inlaid brass and bronze production of Mamluk Cairo and Damascus of the 13th to 15th centuries, whose calligraphic and arabesque vocabulary was widely...

This 18th-century Ottoman Syrian drinking cup was probably produced in Damascus, one of the leading centres of metalwork in the Ottoman Levant.

The inlay work extends across the lid and sides, showcasing the characteristic mastery of Damascus workshops. Its compact size and meticulous ornamentation make it an attractive dec...

Views of Jerusalem, Jaffa and Damascus form the core of Gustav Bauernfeind’s work.

Antonio Tempesta (Florence 1555 - Rome 1630) Circle The Conversion of Saint Paul on the Road to Damascus Oil on canvas 112 x 102 cm Framed 125 x 114 cm The scene depicts the e...

An exceptional, curved, sturdy blade with a false edge (Yelmen) is finally hand-forged from Damascus steel with a watered-pattern characteristic of Medieval Mamluk Damascus steel bla...

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Spectacular and Rare Late 19th-Century Damascus "Serpentine Front" chest of drawers from Damascus Dedicated to Prince Selim Daouk, scion of one of the most influential political and ...

Major historical locations such as Constantinople's Asian hinterland, Smyrna, Trebizond, Aleppo, Damascus, Jerusalem, Baghdad, Mosul, Basra, Mecca, Medina, and numerous ancient and b...

Particularly striking is the elongated depiction of the Holy Land and eastern Mediterranean coast, identifying important biblical and classical sites including Jerusalem, Bethlehem, ...

Asia Minor and Anatolia dominate the composition, while important historic and strategic cities including Constantinople, Smyrna, Trebizond, Aleppo, Damascus, Mosul, Baghdad, and Tif...

The Persian Gulf, Red Sea, and Black Sea frame the map beautifully, while Cairo, Baghdad, Damascus, Jerusalem, and Tehran anchor the major historic centers of the Islamic world and N...

Important historical cities appear throughout the composition, including Damascus, Palmyra, Babylon, Nineveh, Antioch, and Jerusalem, alongside rivers fundamental to early civilizati...

Presented across two sheets, the map depicts the biblical lands from Gaza and the Sinai Peninsula northwards through Judea and Samaria to Sidon and Damascus, encompassing modern Isra...

Numerous biblical cities and regions are carefully identified, including Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth, Antioch, Damascus, and Babylon. Two highly decorative inset maps enhance the...

Numerous biblical locations are identified, including Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Hebron, Jericho, Gaza, Samaria, and Damascus, alongside ancient tribal lands associated with Israelite gen...

Numerous historical locations appear throughout the map, including Jerusalem, Hebron, Bethlehem, Jericho, Samaria, Gaza, and Damascus, alongside smaller settlements and regional desi...

Tip top condition ready for home use Unusual Damascus games table with a parquetry top set out for chess and dominos Circa 1890 Offered in great shape ready for home use right away W...

The backdrop features domed and turreted buildings, evoking the ancient city of Damascus and lending historical depth to the scene.