An early Mesopotamian red veined marble stamp seal.

A Bactrian grey hard-stone stamp seal depicting a goddess with two male worshippers.

A Persian banded agate domed stamp seal, the underside finely engraved with a winged gazelle and star in the field; lateral drill hole for suspension.

A Bactrian copper cylinder seal engraved with a frieze of animals and a hunter on horseback.

A Bactrian double-sided copper seal with designs of a human-headed sphinx and canine; lateral drill hole for suspension.

A Harappan steatite seal engraved with unicorn, ritual offering stand and row of signs from the Indus Valley script.

A Harappan lead seal with design of zebu bull and row of signs from the Indus Valley script.

A Western Asiatic bronze figure of a monkey headed deity.

A Bactrian double-sided copper seal with designs of a bird-headed deity and mythical beast; lateral drill hole for suspension (now blocked).

A Bactrian pyramidal hardstone stamp seal, the underside with a finely engraved scene of a lion attacking a foal; lateral drill hole for suspension.

An important Shunga bronze Yakshi.

A highly stylised bronze figure of a female deity.

A Bactrian copper cylinder seal the frieze showing a bird of prey with a large serpent in its talons and a galloping horse.

A Bactrian copper cylinder with a scene of running deer and ibex with a human figure most likely a hunter.

A Bactrian copper cylinder seal with a scene of a giant serpent attacking a horse; a gazelle runs away on the left.

A Bactrian copper cylinder seal showing a naked male figure amongst a group of running deer.