A 17th Century Tibetan wooden wedding chest. The front surface decxorated with classic Tibetan motif on lacquer surrounding two central dragons.

A large 19th C wood, material and gesso head of the Hindu god Shiva.

Middle Kingdom wooden figure of a boat man

Nepalese wood and iron phurba

a finely carved "Dhyangro Dhami" Shaman drum handle

A Mughal wood and bone jewellery chest

A 19th Century hand painted Tibetan wedding dowry chest.

A collection of framed Egyptian antiquity fragments

An Upper Indus wooden figurine in the form of a standing female, her facial details are carved in low relief, while the details of her elaborate hairstyle, necklace and dress are represented with

Late Period Wooden Sarcophagus mask

A collection of framed Egyptian antiquity fragments

A Nepalese painted wooden temple gateway, torana, carved in high relief with depictions of Hindu deities.

A shell bangle carved from a section of tridacna (clam) shell from the Persian Gulf, the exterior surface with an incised motif of dotted circles which form an interlinking endless knot design.

A fragment from a very old Solomons grave ornament, barava, fashioned from fossilized shell.

An Upper Indus Valley pectoral ornament fashioned from a large, flattish section of animal bone, the upper surface of the slightly convex form filled with a striking, incised figural design featuring

A very fine Indian four stringed lute known as a Tambura. These instruments are played as an accompaniment to vocalists or the more known Tabla or Sitar.