Indian carved granite statue of a deity

A Bactrian stone aniconic idol. Highly polished surface, flaring at each end with an incised line running along the top and base extending around the edges.

A black stone stele depicting Vaikuntha-Kamalaja,

Egyptian limestone recumbent lion, portrayed with paws placed one over the other.

Old Kingdom limestone wall fragment with two male figures making an offering

A Gandharan grey schist statue of a Bodhisattva

Indian large granite statue of the goddess Parvati.

South Indian grey granite statute of Ganesh

A limestone canopic jar lid in the form of Imsety, one of the four sons of Horus and guardian of the liver.

Granite statue of the God Vishnu.

A Bactrian stone aniconic idol. Highly polished surface, flaring at each end with an incised line running around the top, sides and base.

A Nepalese sandstone stele of Bhairava.

An Indian carved sandstone statue of a celestial maiden "Surasundari "

A Bactrian stone aniconic idol.

A volcanic stone statue of Lakshmi, wife of Vishnu and the epitome of feminine beauty; in her right hand she grasps a discus, in her left hand a conch shell; her front two hands are holding a lotus

Egyptian serpentine eroticon depicting a seated figure gazing forwards, both hands supporting a cylindrical vessel that rests on his oversized, erect phallus.