Bactrian bronze claw mace head.

An Indo-Iranian pottery bowl with antler and geometric motif in brown pigment.

An exquisite Kushan bone figurine of a female dancer, portrayed holding a sistrum and tambourine.

A finely carved Gandharan bone figurine of the goddess of mercy Quan yin.

A Harappan lead seal with design of zebu bull and row of signs from the Indus Valley script.

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

A Bactrian double-sided copper seal with designs of a human-headed sphinx and canine; lateral drill hole for suspension.

A Bactrian double-sided copper seal with designs of mythical winged beasts on each side; lateral drill hole for suspension (now blocked).

A Kushan miniature red steatite libation vessel, the outer surface with an exceptionally fine relief engraving of scene showing a seated ruler receiving tribute from a group of foreign soldiers -

A Gandharan lidded bone pyxis. The entire body decorated with a seated Buddha flanked by a procession of attendants ahead of a caparisoned elephant with Mahout.

A Gandharan bone pendant bead, the top register depicting four seated Buddha's, the centre with four Bodhisattva's, above four lotus flowers on the base.

Gandharan carved bone bottle, the top depicting a reclining noblewoman flanked by attendants above figures surrounded by vegetation.

A Gandharan miniature bone plaque the front surface decorated with two seated Buddha's.

A Gandharan hollow, faceted bone amulet, the four sides with finely rendered relief carvings of female worshippers.

A faceted, hollow bone bead, each of the four sides superbly carved in high relief with animal designs, including owls, scorpion, spider and cockerel.

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