An unusual and romantic collection of Near and Far Eastern rarities including richly embroidered royal Turkish and Albanian costumes, Indian and Persian shawls, antique prayer rugs, Oriental potteries, jewelry and jewelled weapons, ecclesiastical vestments and embroideries, furs, textiles, and many curious objects of art, with two superb imperial tents of the sultan Aga Mohammed Shah and the Shah Nasr-ed-din
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A catalog of near Eastern antiquities assembled for an auction in New York in 1921
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