Bactrian bronze claw mace head

An exquisite Gandharan miniature copper vessel, the extremely fine-walled body decorated with a repeated lotus petal motif to the upper and lower sections; a braided design around the waist of the

Set of six (6) Bactrian bronze arrow heads.

A highly stylised bronze figure of a female deity.

Bactrian bronze votive Kohl container the stopper in the form of a dancing deity

Bactrian bronze votive Kohl container the stopper in the form of a camel.

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.

Bactrian bronze votive Kohl container the stopper in the form of a bird.

A exquisite miniature libation vessel carved from bone, the exterior with a frieze of deer, sequences of geometric designs and below the rim a series of bats with outstretched wings, all superbly

A Ming Dynast bronze fixture, possibly a base from a larger object.

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

A Chandraketugarh reproduction clay plaque depicting a couple in an erotic embrace.

Six Chandraketugarh bone glass, clay and stone beads and loom weights.

Bactrian chert arrow head

An Indo-Greek ring the gold bezel depicting the Bactrian ruler Antimachos I.