Located on Sharia Suyufiya, Cairo.
One emblem above the entrance gate.
Upper field with a pen-box, central field with a cup between a pair of polo-sticks, lower field with a fleur-de-lis
Following Leo Mayer (Saracenic Heraldry, p. 228-229) and Michael Meinecke (Zur mamlukischen Heraldik, p. 271-273), this emblem can’t be the one of emir Ṭāz as he died in 763/1362 because it displays the emblems’ composition of emirs of sultan Īnāl and is therefore a century younger than the palace.
Possible dating: between 857/1453 and 865/1461
Close-up of the emblem: 
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Simon Rousselot (March 7, 2020). Palace of Ṭāz (Cairo). Mamluk Emblems Online Corpus. Retrieved October 6, 2024 from https://doi.org/10.58079/rdjv