Sales catalogue: Sotheby's

Date:
28 July 1925
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/20/651
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Sotheby's. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    y 7S [> 140! SutTAN SunatMAn I, “The Magnificent”: Donations of Jiori | Mustafa Pasha, written in Arabic within gold rules, with very beautiful TUGHRA in gold and colours, 94 7m. by 5 in., dated 968 A.H. = 1560 A.p., in book-form with blind Heme leather flap binding, 104 in. by 64 in. 141 SunrAn Sauim I]: A Firman concerning Galipoli, Samako, with TUGHRA in gold and blue, 13¢in. by 5¥in., dated 977 A.H. = 1569 A.D., with text in gold ; in lacquered cylin- drical case [See ILLUSTRATION. | 142 SutraAn MurApDIII: A Firman concerning Ismail Guetebidi, TUGHRA in gold and colours; 18 in. by 183 in., dated 998 A.H.= 1589 A.D. ; text in black and gold o SuLTAN MUHAMMAD III: A Donation in a volume of Aysheh Fatima Sultaneh, the Sie of Sultan Murad II], con- cerning several monuments at Constantinople, written in Arabic within gold rules, with TUGRA in gold and colours, 9+ in. by 5in., dated 1006 A.H.=1597 A.D., in gold stamped leather flap binding, 93 in. by 6 in. 144 SurraAn AHMAD I]: Concerning the sending of 20,000 florins to Beyler Bey in Cairo, on the order of Servish Pasha, with very fine and imposing TUGHRA in gold and colours ; 244 7. by 214 in., dated 1015 au. = 1606 A.D. ; text in gold and black 145 SuuraAn Musrara [: Concerning Donations to the Isles of ; Chios, Lespos, Bohja, Ada, Dardanelles and Constantinople, with annex ina volume of 27 folios, TUGHRA in black, 104 zn. by 44 in., dated 1027 A.H.= 1617 A4.D.; gold stamped leather flap binding, 114 7m. by 6 2n. 146 SuLrAN OSMAN IJ: The MULKAMEH or title deed of Guerher Khan Sultaneh at Jenikapou (Stamboul), with TUGHRA in gold and colours; 21 an. by 19% in., dated 1027 A.H. = 1617 A.D.; text-in black and gold yof-r47\ SutraAN Murap IV: Concerning Constantinople; this bears aan the apostile autograph of the Sultan: MuJIBINJEH AMEL OLONUL IS TADIGU! BIRAKILA, enjoining that they should act conformably and should accord what he demands,” with very elaborate TUGHRA in goldand colours ; 25 in. by 19 in., dated 1037 A.H. = 1627 A.D. ; text in gold and crimson % tas) SULTAN Murap IV: Concerning Livadia, the l'zar’s summer ea residence in the Crimea, then subject to ‘Turkey, of special importance ; very fine TUGHRA in gold and colours ; 29 7. by 24in., dated 1039 a.n.= 1629 A.D. ; text in gold, crimson and blue a «, [See ILLUSTRATION. |
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