Sultan Zahir Sayf-al-din Barkuk was the founder of the Circassian Burji Mamluk dynasty. He bult his mosque in 1386 which his son Nasir-al-din Faraj expanded and completed in 1410.

From The Art of The Saracens In Egypt By Stanley Lane-Poole, London UK. Chapman and Hall, Limited, 1888

• Mamluk Sword in the style of the Blessed Sword of the Prophet Mohammed
• Mamluk Fountain 15th Century
• Mamluk Knee-Guard of the Eirene Arsenal
• Mamluk Gilded and Enameled Finger Bowl ex Rothschild
• Mamluk Pottery Albarello Damascus Syria Early 15th
• Mamluk blue and white Armorial Albarello Damascus Early 15th
• Mamluk blue and white Armorial Albarello Damascus Syria Early 15th
• Mamluk Raqqa Pottery Jar Ayyubid Syria Early 15th
• Mamluk Art: The Minbar of the Karkuk Mosque, Cairo
• Egyptian and Syrian Tile in the University Museum Philadelphia
• A Rare Syria or Mamluk Egypt ivory inlaid micro mosaic decorated games board
• Mamluk Egypt or Ayyubid Syria Purple Marvered Glass 12th-13th C. LOT 118
• Mamluk Carpet Cairo Egypt, Sixteenth Century
• A 16th century Mamluk carpet, lot 220
• Hispano-Moresque Pottery
• Almohad Green Glazed Alhambra Vase
• The Alhambra Vase