Dogon, medicine men, stone mortar and pestel, Dilibaye, Bankass, Mali.

A sandstone cave temple sculpture of Ganesh.

An elegant Bactrian wet-stone, the stone finial carved in the form of a rams head, the spiral shaped horns are silver wire braised onto the head using bronze.

A Bactrian stone figure in the form of a highly stylised face with anthropomorphic features, carved in ovoid form from black schist, the convex upper section with deeply incised grooves representing

Bactrian limestone chalice

A Bactrian hardstone amulet carved in the form of a tiger. Perforated for suspension.

A Bactrian green basalt pestle or pounder.

A Bactrian figurine of a recumbent lion, fashioned from hard green stone, the details of the animal's mane and skin folds delineated with deeply carved lines; intact.

Bactrian carved alabaster goblet.

A diminutive Bactrian bronze figurine of a robed female. The recessed eyes would once have held inlays.

Bactrian bronze figure of a horse; underside with linear design seal

Bactrian bronze figure of a horse; underside used as a stamp-seal (worn)

A Bactrian bronze amulet.

Bactrian bronze amulet in the form of a winged Griffin

Ayutthaya bronze candle holder with dancer in centre.

An Asmat drum with abstract incised and relief carving on the body; the handle with openwork carving in the form of a sequence of three birds and curvilinear forms possibly representing snakes.