Two Neolithic fossilised shell burial ornaments (earrings) similar in type to those excavated at Non Mak La, Lopburi region, Thailand.

A Bactrian aragonite (fossilised shell) bead in the form of an axe.

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.

Islamic bone hairpin amulet.

A shell bangle carved from a section of tridacna (clam) shell from the Persian Gulf, the exterior surface with a series of finely incised scenes including winged horses and a bird in flight.

A bone figurine in the form of a standing female, portrayed with her arms together beneath her exposed breasts; her facial details are carved in low relief, while the details of her elaborate

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.

A Qing Dynasty whale bone scraper "Guāshā bǎn / 刮痧板".

Carved bone figurine of a mother goddess.

A Qing Dynasty ivory medical doll

Islamic bone gaming piece.

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

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

Gandharan bone amulet the front surface engraved with a Male deity. c

A Harappan carved shell ear plug, the front surface engraved with a pair of mouflon.

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.