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Modern & Contemporary Middle Eastern Art Sale

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An Ottoman tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl casket, Turkey, 18th/19th century, (est. £5,000-£7,000) is showing at the press view of Modern and Contemporary Middle Eastern Art Sale in London, England on October 20, 2017. ( Ray Tang - Anadolu Agency )

A Safavid Polychrome brass torch-stand, Persia, late 16th/17th century (est. £8,000-£12,000) is showing at the press view of Modern and Contemporary Middle Eastern Art Sale in London, England on 20 October 2017 [Ray Tang/Anadolu Agency]
A Safavid Polychrome brass torch-stand, Persia, late 16th/17th century (est. £8,000-£12,000) is showing at the press view of Modern and Contemporary Middle Eastern Art Sale in London, England on 20 October 2017 [Ray Tang/Anadolu Agency]
An Ottoman tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl casket, Turkey, 18th/19th century, (est. £5,000-£7,000) is showing at the press view of Modern and Contemporary Middle Eastern Art Sale in London, England on October 20, 2017. ( Ray Tang – Anadolu Agency )
A large pair of enamelled bracelets with tiger heads, North India, 19th century (est. £25,000-£35,000) is showing at the press view of Modern and Contemporary Middle Eastern Art Sale in London, England on 20 October 2017 [Ray Tang/Anadolu Agency]
The Canon of Medicine on pathology and diseases, Mesopotamia dated back at 538 AH/1143-44 AD (est. £80,000-£120,000) is showing at the press view of the Modern and Contemporary Middle Eastern Art Sale in London, England on 20 October 2017 [Ray Tang/Anadolu Agency]
A rare carved ivory box with lily mounts from the 16th/17th century, (est. £15,000-£25,000) is showing at the press view of Modern and Contemporary Middle Eastern Art Sale in London, England on 20 October 2017 [Ray Tang/Anadolu Agency]
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