comprising a bracelet and two pendants

[3]

including various hooks, plaques and pendants, inalid with turquoise and coral

[7]

the acolytes wearing robes with inlaid glass hems (some wear as expected)

[3]

(some wear as expected)

[2]

One decorated with filigree and a green center stone and one with blue and red enamelled hearts. The others decorated with cornelians or glass inlays

[7]

[8]

Two dagan silver alloy breast pendants for boys, a goscha asik double heart form back jewel and a pair of silver alloy spearhead shaped pendants.Cornelians and glass

[7]

Herewith a square amulet container with a decorated chain and five various pendants. Silver alloy, cornelians and glass. Three container lids missing

[8]

[21]

Herewith a head jewel, two rings, a pendant with bells and two belt chains. Silver alloy with cornelian, small stones and glass

[11]

Herewith a pair of Afghan earrings, three chokers, a necklace, a Nuristan pendant and a belt with twelve rings. All decorated with colorful glass. Two head ornaments.

[11]

Bracelet, pendants, breast ornaments and chocker

[18]

[9]

Two silver alloy woman's neck rings; one with five hollow rings, one with five engraved flat rings. One heavy angular neck ring and a silver alloy knitted one.

[5]

[13]

with geometrical engraving and a large tapering

[1]

Two necklaces, one container pendant and a head ornament. Marokko, a tizerzai fibulas with two Spanish coins. Silver alloy.

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Four breast ornaments, a leather pouch with metal and carnelian decorations and two female headdresses. One belt with thirteen silver alloy decorations.

[8]

Two filigree chains and a leather belt with silver alloy decoration. Two star-shaped pendants.

[7]

[20]

with a carved rhombic shape on forehead and painted in black and white.

[1]

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[1]

depicting Buddha Shakyamuni (wear and creases)

[2]

on a double-tiered platform carried by six lions. This reclining image is generally the symbol of Parinirvana, which is the ultimate aim of Buddhism, ending the cycles of rebirth

[1]

(the base with restaurations)

[1]

with the face partly gilded.

[1]

decorated with pilasters, mythological animals and floral design. Uses as a frame for important statues.

[1]

the blade with engraving at the bottom, the sheath decorated with copper alloy geometrical forms.

[1]

one depicting Buddha Shakyamuni surrounded by Bodhistattva's, the other depicting Marpa the translator (wear and creases as expected)

[2]

surrounded by deities, the border with painted scenes and text

[1]

the iron jug with a brass edge and damascened silver geometrical design

[1]

each rectangular purse fitted with metal slabes and inlaid with stones (damage and wear)

[3]

the multi-armed elephant-god holding various attributes and shown in dancing stance on a lotus base

[1]

the deity seated in meditative pose on a stepped throne and wearing adorned garments

[1]

comprising six bronze figures in varying positions and one in stone

[7]

with fragments of gilt (damage and wear)

[2]

each with deity in bas-relief

[2]

four on stands.

[8]

seated in royal ease and shown wearing long drapes and beaded necklace, the serene head adorned with a crown with inset Buddha, with remains of polychromy (wear and some damage, splits to wood)

[1]

inlaid with coral and turquoise

[1]

seated on a lotus throne, wearing elaborate jewellery and holding a lotus flower (some wear and damages)

[1]

(some wear as expected)

[1]

glass stones, bangles, enamal and black cotton. Herewith India, two silver alloy containers and a scent holder with hexagonal

[6]

turkois, silver alloy, coral, a stone Buddha heads, amber style and bone beads.

[5]