Turquoise glazed faience composition hippopotamus standing on a reed mat.

A necklace comprising Middle Kingdom faïence beads, with three Royal faience bee amulets and modern gold spacer beads

Ptolemaic red jasper inlay in the form of an Apis bull

Green glazed faience figure of the dwarf God Bes.

Egyptian turquoise glazed faience amulet of Ptaikos (torso).

Egyptian turquoise glazed faience miniature food item.

A stone Eye of Horus, Wadjet; represents the left eye of the moon, the healed eye.

Green glazed faience amulet of the snake headed deity Nehebkau; symbolising invincible living power.

Late Period obsidian lungs and wind-pipe (trachea) amulet.

An Indus Valley Mehrgarh buff-ware pottery vessel with painted designs

Indus valley painted pottery vessel with diamond linear designs in brown with remnant red and blue (copper sulphate) pigments

Extremely large and rare Ban Chiang clay vessel with painted decoration. with red slip decoration in curvilinear motif

Indus Valley painted pottery vessel with linear designs

An Indo-Iranian pottery vessel with geometric painted motif on interior and exterior in a black and red-brown pigment.

Indus Valley painted pottery vessel with linear designs

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