Stone relief sculpture of the goddess Brigantia depicting the native goddess of North Britain in the guise of Minerva, from Birrens

Sandstone carving of a door guardian (Dvarapala) holding staff in right hand: South Asia, India

Four-armed figure of Vishnu carved in dark grey stone with an attendant female figure at each side: Asia, South Asia, Bangladesh, Bogura District, 10th century

Four-armed figure of Vishnu carved in dark grey stone with an attendant female figure at each side: Asia, South Asia, Northeast India, Pala period, 11th to 12th century

Figure of Avalokitesvara in black stone standing on a lotus pedestal garlanded, ornamented and wearing a crown, with the five Dhyani Buddhas seated above him: Indian, Bihar, Pala period, 10th century

Figure of Avalokitesvara in black stone seated on a lotus throne, richly adorned and robed and wearing a crown, in the attitude of kingly ease: South Asia, India, Bengal, Pala period, 10th to 11th century

Figure of Buddha in dark grey sandstone seated in Earth witness attitude on a throne with a solid arched back: South Asia, India, Bihar, 12th century

Figure sculpture in black granite of the goddess Mahakali seated on a pedestal with her right foot pressing down on the head of Siva: South India, Vijayanagar School, 17th century

Marble figure of Parvati, consort of Siva, four-armed and holding attributes, with attendants: Asia, South Asia, India, probably 19th century

White marble sculpture of the upper half of a female figure, probably the goddess Sarasvati, adorned with jewellery and playing a vina: South Asia, India, Rajasthan, Jaipur, Amber (or Amer), 11th century

Wooden sculpture of Yashoda, Krishna's foster mother, and baby Krishna: South Asia, India, South India

Attendant figure in carved sandstone possibly supporting a small image of Sri: South Asia, India

Bronze figure of Navanita-Krishna dancing with the butter ball, he dances the 'Navanita-nritta', the peacock feather stuck into a tuft of his hair is a special feature of Krishna as a boy: Indian

Bronze figure of Navanita-Krishna dancing with the butter ball, he dances the 'Navanita-nritta', the peacock feather stuck into a tuft of his hair is a special feature of Krishna as a boy: Indian

Figure carved in black chlorite of Mahakali, eight-armed, ornamented with a garland of skulls and standing on the corpse of her husband Siva: North East Indian, Pala period, 9th - 10th century