Two Neolithic fossilised shell burial ornaments (earrings) similar in type to those excavated at Non Mak La, Lopburi region, Thailand.

Two early Islamic ivory game pieces.

Dorothy Napangardi (Warlpiri people)

Rare Dogon ceremonial lidded drinking vessel

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.

A shell bangle carved from a section of tridacna (clam) shell from the Persian Gulf, the exterior surface with an incised motif of dotted circles which form an interlinking endless knot design.

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 a winged horse; a cherub riding on a large

A Palau wooden staff with abstract carving below the terminal.

North Indian ivory bangle bracelet with two silver elephant terminals

New Guinea wooden adze with cane binding and iron blade.

A Mewal spirit figure, by Francis Garwun (Djinang language group).

An exquisite Kushan bone figurine of a female dancer, portrayed holding a sistrum and tambourine.

Islamic bone sword handle with incised decoration and remnant blade.

Islamic bone hairpin amulet.

Islamic bone hairpin, with linear motif.

Islamic bone hairpin with linear motif.