Group of three Roman green glass vessels - Study Group

A group of Hellenistic and Roman lead rivets.

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

Ghaznavid white metal bowl.

An exquisite Gandharan miniature copper vessel, the extremely fine-walled body decorated with a repeated lotus petal motif to the upper and lower sections; a braided design around the waist of the

Gandharan miniature copper and silver perfume vessel

Gandharan clay mould of an elephant with up-turned trunk

Gandharan clay mould of a kneeling figure

Gandharan clay mould of a Buddha

Gandharan clay mould of a bearded deity

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

Egyptian turquoise glazed faience miniature food item.

Egyptian terracotta overlaid with plaster face of a male, rendered in typical Hyksos style; large almond shaped eyes with heavy cosmetic lines, broad nose, arching brows, full set lips, all framed by

Egyptian silver hybrid amulet, with dwarf like body, bandy legs, closed bird wings; surmounted with crescent and full-moon.

Egyptian quartzite amulet of a pyramid.

Egyptian quartzite 'Menat' counterpoise.