A group of 5 (five) early Islamic glass vessel stamps, two examples moulded in the form of a human face.

Bactrian clay stamp seal with an image of an eagle with outstretched wings

A Phoenician clay bulla the image depicting a lady.

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

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

A Harappan steatite seal engraved with unicorn, ritual offering stand and row of signs from the Indus Valley script; the reverse with suspension loop carved from the same piece of stone.

A Bactrian bronze stamp seal, with a stylised dragon at the centre

A Phoenician clay bulla the image depicting a lady.

Mesopotamian range hard stone cylinder seal depicting figures herding ibex.

A Hellenistic metal alloy seal

A superb large Bactrian copper cylinder sealwith a scene showing a human figure leading a winged horse which is being attacked from behind by a lion; with crescent moons in the field.

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

Quartzite intaglio of an elephant with Semitic script.

Indo-Greek stone stamp seal engraved with a zebu bull script

A Phoenician clay bulla the image depicting a lady.

A Seljuk tile stamp.