Indus Valley fossilised shell kohl bottle with incised design.

Proto-Bactrian dark green (schist?) square offering vessel with incised motif

A group of four Scythian copper razor blades.

Mamluk agate prayer bead.

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

A Bactrian copper bead seal, the engraving depicting a running ibex, on the obverse a man hunting a snake.

An Indus Valley Mehrgarh buff-ware pottery vessel with painted linear designs

A highly unusual Greek Bactrian bronze figure, the elongated, anthropomorphic body with two short, upraised arms protruding from the sides; cast with a spoked, circular base; tiny in contrast to the

Indus Valley steatite bead amulet with bird and abstract flower design on reverse.

Indus Valley pottery figure depicting a male

A North Indian silver pendant amulet with inscription in a South Asian script (possibly Brahmi or Gupta).

A beautiful bronze hairpin, the finial with highly elaborate symmetrical openwork design.

Gandharan grey schist stupa fragment depicting a pair of wrestlers flanked by attendants below a frieze of acanthus leaves

Indus Valley pottery idol with incised design, abstract form.

A Gandharan bone amulet carved with a series of monkey figures in high relief; small holes for suspension drilled at both ends.

A diminutive Bactrian bronze figurine of a robed female. The recessed eyes would once have held inlays.