This small hollow figure was cast with its legs curled under its body, meeting underneath and fixed to the base. Where the legs meet, the hooves were slightly modelled to distinguish the feet. Its mouth has been carved and it has small, undetailed, round eyes and nostrils.

Islamic bronze vase with a text from the Koran in Arabic script which shows clear signs of Chinese influence.

This thinly cast bronze figure is made by the lost-wax or ‘cire-perdue’ process. It is shown kneeling on all fours and sits on a thin rectangular bronze base. The rectangular head shows no facial features and the nose and mouth are absent, showing the hollow interior.

This simple, geometric handle mount has been formed into the shape of a bulls head. The face is diamond shaped and is surrounded by a raised border which defines the facial area. The eyes have been formed from two discs placed on top of one another.

This finial is composed of an animal which sits upon a base formed from a short, circular tube. The animal has been simplistically rendered. The eyes are defined by two small indentations and two pointed ears stand erect upon the head. The animal also wears a ring around its neck.

This brooch is formed of a rectangular head below which sits an organic, cross-like shape. A circular disk joins the two halves. The brooch is adorned with an elaborate decoration. A dot motif is used as a border for both halves of the object, surrounding a curvilinear pattern.

The god figure has both male genitalia and female-like breasts. It wears a wide belt around its waist with a zig-zag decoration, and strands of metal form an X across its chest.

This small, realistically rendered bronze hare has incised nose and whiskers and indented eyes, with a drill hole to demarcate the pupil. This may previously have been inlaid with another material. One of the long ears is missing and the rear, right foot is also lost.

This figure of Zeus stands with the left leg bent at the knee and raised on the toes. The right arm hangs by the side with the hand clenching a thunderbolt. The body has been modelled so as to appear muscular.

This bronze staff is surmounted by the image of a head, on top of which is a loop, possibly for suspension. The facial features show cowrie-shaped eyes, a long nose with flared nostrils and full mouth. The patterning to the head probably indicates some form of hat.