An ancient North Indian bronze ring.

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 Bactrian bronze kohl vessel with bronze applicator cast in the form of a caprid.

A Bactrian figurine of a recumbent lion, fashioned from hard green stone, the details of the animal's mane and skin folds delineated with deeply carved lines; intact.

A Bactrian copper bead seal, the engraving depicting a quadruped possibly a mongoose attacking a scorpion.

Bactrian stone loom weight bead, the outer surface decorated with incised motif.

A large bronze ring set with a black hardstone bezel with a fine intaglio engraving of a unicorn facing an altar, with three signs from the Indus Valley script in the field.

A Bactrian copper cylinder with a scene of running deer and ibex with a human figure most likely a hunter.

A fine Mehrgarh pottery goddess

A collection of ten (10) chert stone arrow heads.

A Djeitun clay bowl with linear motif in red-brown pigment on the upper rim, and traces of pigment decoration on the inside surface.

Bajur Valley pottery votive vessel in the form of a stylised female with clasped hands.

Bactrian circular steatite seal, bifacial engraving lion and bird / 4 grazing animals.

Ancient banded stone lozenge shaped bead

Bactrian stone game piece.

A Gandharan terracotta head of a bearded male