A Bactrian wet-stone, the finial in the form of a stylised human Janus head.

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 Harappan lead seal with design of zebu bull and row of signs from the Indus Valley script.

A Harappan lead seal with design of unicorn, ritual offering stand and row of signs from the Indus Valley script.

A Bactrian double-sided copper seal with designs of a human-headed sphinx and canine; lateral drill hole for suspension.

A Bactrian double-sided copper seal with designs of mythical winged beasts on each side; lateral drill hole for suspension (now blocked).

A Gandharan bone amulet carved with a series of monkey figures in high relief; small holes for suspension drilled at both ends.

Indus Valley aragonite bead in the form of a rat.

A superb Western Asiatic banded agate figurine of a recumbent ram.

A Bactrian grey hard-stone stamp seal depicting a goddess with two male worshippers.

Aragonite cylinder seal, contest scene with mythical beasts.

Variegated brown hard stone cylinder seal, mistress of animals with rearing mythical beast.

An Indus Valley turquoise glazed faience bead seal of conical form with flattened top, the exterior surface with a complex meandering curvilinear design, the abstract forms possibly representing

An Indus Valley limestone cylindrical bead seal, engraved with a scene of running animals and central human figure holding a large stone aloft.

Western Asiatic bronze standard finial, solid cast in the form of four camel protomes.

A Bactrian lapis lazuli carving of a large recumbent feline. The blue lapis can be clearly seen in the breaks of the animals forepaws.