Egyptian gneiss (marble) amulet of a baboon head, a manifestation of the god Thoth.

Bactrian bronze figure of a horse; underside used as a stamp-seal (worn)

Third Intermediate period pale green faience amulet in the form of "Nut"

Gandharan clay mold of a lion bust

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.

Ban Chiang clay bull with iron horns.

A superb Indus Valley figurine in the form of a fish, carved from the core of a conch shell, the natural shape of the shell suggesting the tail of the fish, with an incised pattern representing

Middle Kingdom azure glazed faience figure of a hippopotamus

Indus Valley aragonite bead in the form of a rat.

A Pyu carnelian bead in the form of a turtle.

A Bactrian lapis amulet of a frog.

Green glazed faience amulet of the snake headed deity Nehebkau; symbolising invincible living power.

A Graeco-Bactrian bronze ring the bezel engraved with a depiction of a standing horse

An alabaster figurine of a bird (possibly a goose).

Gandharan clay mould of an elephant with up-turned trunk

A Pyu rock crystal bead in the form of a turtle