Diminutive Indus Valley faience figurine of a crocodile or lizard.

Set of five (5) Bactrian bronze weights

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

A very fine Indian four stringed lute known as a Tambura. These instruments are played as an accompaniment to vocalists or the more known Tabla or Sitar.

A delicate Indus Valley clay vessel, piriform and with narrow, flattened circular base, the surface of the upper section which rises from the flaring stem decorated with a repeated studded motif and

Bactrian circular steatite seal, bifacial engraving lion and bird / 4 grazing animals.

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

Gandharan grey schist cosmetic palette, the upper half with a sea nymph atop a sea monster.

Indus valley painted pottery vessel with linear designs

A Djeitun clay bowl with linear motif in red-brown pigment on the upper rim, and traces of pigment decoration on the inside surface.

A fine pair of ancient Central Asian fossilised shell beads

Sulemani agate prayer eye bead.

A Bactrian bronze horse amulet with stamp

Indus valley painted pottery vessel with linear designs

A Bactrian copper bead seal, the engraving depicting a scorpion, lizard and snake.

An ancient Indian silver bent bar shatamana coin.