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

Bactrian clay stamp seal with abstract image of entwined figures.

A rare Indus Valley figural stone seal, carved in the form of a benign looking animal - possibly a long-eared sheep - the underside engraved with a register of signs from the Indus Valley script; a

Greek - Bactrian bronze fastener seal with geometric motif.

A Bactrian copper bead seal, the engraving depicting two mythological winged horses

A A Bactrian Bronze stamp seal

A Bactrian schist stamp seal

Bactrian clay stamp seal with an image of a stylised deer

A Bactrian copper cylinder seal with a frieze of male figures each with two pairs of wings.

A Bactrian dual sided bead seal

An Islamic clay seal or mould.

A Bactrian copper bead seal, the engraving depicting an ibex and prancing dragon.

A Harappan steatite seal engraved with unicorn, and row of signs from the Indus Valley script

An Indus Valley limestone cylindrical bead seal, engraved with a scene of running animals and central human figure holding a large stone aloft.

Bactrian bronze stamp seal, with openwork stylised figures

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