A top-down view into a glass display case inside the Gayer-Anderson Museum (Bayt al-Kiridliyya) in Old Cairo, Egypt, showing sculpted stone heads, decorative snail shells, and a glowing cylindrical lantern casting blue ambient light. The Gayer-Anderson Museum is a pair of 16th and 17th-century historic houses adjacent to the Mosque of Ibn Tulun, preserved with the eclectic collection of British officer R.G. Gayer-Anderson and now managed by the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities. The dim, blue-toned lighting and reflective glass surfaces emphasize the dense, layered arrangement of antique collectibles characteristic of the museum's interior.