Bactrian fossilized shell bead in form of a bird.

A Tibetan tantric human bone belt comprising five carved sections linked by round bone beads and skull beads.

A Mughal wood and bone jewellery chest

A Qing Dynasty whale bone scraper "Guāshā bǎn / 刮痧板".

A fragment from a very old Solomons grave ornament, barava, fashioned from fossilized shell.

A bone figurine in the form of a standing female, portrayed with her arms together beneath her exposed breasts; her facial details are carved in low relief, while the details of her elaborate

An Anglo-Indian ivory carving of the Anglican Cathedral in Liverpool as a mercury thermometer

Nepalese carved yak bone phurba terminating with triple headed, seated figure

Islamic bone hairpin, with decorative terminal.

A Gandharan bone bead depicting a seated Buddha flanked by attendants.

A shell bangle carved from a section of tridacna (clam) shell from the Persian Gulf, the exterior surface with a series of finely incised scenes including winged horses and a bird in flight.

An Ethiopian tribal bead necklace, comprised of glass and metal beads with superb, large ivory disc as the central pendant element.

A Gandharan lidded bone pyxis. The entire body decorated with a seated Buddha flanked by a procession of attendants ahead of a caparisoned elephant with Mahout.

An old Lega hollow standing bone female ancestor figure.

An Anglo-Indian carved ivory tower in the form of a Buddhist Stupa

Bactrian group of three fossilised shell and one rose quartz beads