A group of 5 (five) early Islamic glass vessel stamps.

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

A Phoenician clay bulla the image depicting a bull.

A Bactrian copper cylinder seal engraved with a frieze of animals and a hunter on horseback.

Mesopotamian basalt cylinder seal.

Hardstone bead seal, the underside engraved with a mythological creature

Bactrian circular steatite amulet seal, engraved on both surfaces, with winged horse on one side and possibly stylised vulva on the other.

A Bactrian bronze stamp seal, with a stylised dragon at the centre

Sassanian banded agate stamp seal depicting a stylised bird

A Phoenician clay bulla the image depicting a lady.

A superb large Bactrian copper cylinder sealwith a scene showing a human figure leading a winged horse which is being attacked from behind by a lion; with crescent moons in the field.

Bactrian copper stamp seal possibly also used as a weight, the imprint depicting male figure wearing a helmet

Sumerian stamp-seal Uruk/Jemdet Nasr

A Harappan lead seal with design of unicorn, ritual offering stand and row of signs from the Indus Valley script.

A Persian banded agate domed stamp seal, the underside finely engraved with a winged gazelle and star in the field; lateral drill hole for suspension.

An Indus Valley turquoise glazed faience bead seal of conical form with flattened top, the exterior surface with a complex meandering curvilinear design, the abstract forms possibly representing