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

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

Large Indus Valley limestone cylinder seal

A Islamic clay stamp with decorative design.

A Gandharan grey schist seal bead with incised carving on all 6 sides. One side with the image of Hercules bearing a club.

A Phoenician clay bulla the image depicting a bull.

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

A Bactrian pyramidal hardstone stamp seal, the underside with a finely engraved scene of a lion attacking a foal; lateral drill hole for suspension.

An early Islamic clay seal amulet, depicting a lion within a border of triangle designs.

Proto-Bactrian yellow alabaster square amulet with traces of inlay

Clay stamp seal, the underside with an incised inscription , Levant

A Hellenistic metal alloy seal

A rare Indus Valley figural stone seal, carved in the form of a benign looking animal - possibly a long-eared sheep - the underside engraved with a register of signs from the Indus Valley script; a

A group of three Phoenician clay bulla.

Sassanian banded agate stamp seal depicting a stylised bird

Sumerian stamp-seal Uruk/Jemdet Nasr