Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
Four ivory panels | Hegira 5th–6th centuries / AD 11th–12th centuriesFatimid | Museum of Islamic Art at the Pergamon Museum Berlin, Germany | Ivory panels, depicting seated revellers who are being entertained by male and female performers. |
Bas-relief in carved marble | Hegira 4th–5th centuries / AD 10th–11th centuriesFatimid–Zirid | Bardo Museum Tunis, Tunisia | A panel depicting a seated royal reveller who is entertained by a musician playing a wind instrument. |
Large dish | Hegira 5th century / AD 11th centuryFatimid | Museum of Islamic Art Cairo, Egypt | Lutenists like this elegant figure would have been a familiar sight at the Fatimid court and would have been richly rewarded. |
Frescoed architectural fragment from a bathhouse | Hegira 5th century / AD 11th centuryFatimid | Museum of Islamic Art Cairo, Egypt | Seated princely figures holding drinking cups appear frequently on valuable objects and lavish interior decorations. |