Furniture

A porcelain vase with polychrome paintings. It is from circa 1900  and in overall in good condition. The height is 26 cm.

Orientalist room divider. Beautifully painted with colorful Indian motives. It consists of 3 parts. 20^th century, in very good condition. Dimesions: 173 cm high, 135 wide. Each part is 45 cm wide.  

Leather, Ottoman period, brocaded wallet. It has two pockets on the inside that is lined in red leather. It closes with a flower formed metal button. 

On the flap of the wallet there is Arabic calligraphy.

It is in good condition and 9,5 by 7,5 cm. 

Ottoman period coat.  A beautiful example and rare, collectible piece of Hereke palace work. 

The length is 150 cm

A Hukka bidri from India, a candle stick made of iron with silver inlays.

Period: 19th century

Dimensions: hight 16 cm

Condition: Good

This Louis Philippe pendule is gilded and patinated bronze. It shows an Arabic knight on horseback. 

The dimensions are: 51,5  by 32 by 11 cm. It is in very good condition. 

A 20^th century model of the Taj Mahal mosque. It is crafted from wood and metal.

The model is in very good condition and 26 by 25 by 28 cm.

This beautiful representation of the al-Aqsa Mosque is made from mother of pearl. Around the mosque there is the text of Surat al-Israa, verse one.

The top of the mosque can be flipped open to reveal a red velvet container to preserve a keepsake or jewelry. 

The Ottoman periode piece is in very good condition although it is missing the crescent moon on top of the dome.

The dimensions are 20,5 by 20,5 by 18 cm.

An antique dark walnut box, completely handmade. The lacquered finish is embellished with precious geometric mother-of-pearl decorations. The carving shows skilled craftsmanship.

The box dates from the late 19^th to early 20^th century. The origin is probably the Middle East.

The box is 49 cm wide, 22 cm deep and 20 in height. 

A beautiful, early 20^th century, wooden side table, inlaid with mother of pearl. The three legs are carved like elephant heads. On the tabletop is an image of the Taj Mahal. The table is 45 cm in height and has a diameter of 46 cm.