Limestone funerary stele: praying female with 2 jackals, symbol of Anubis (Egyptian god of the Dead), 3-4th century.
Marble statuette of Orpheus who plays the lyre surrounded by real and mythical beasts, Aegina, 4th century.
Marble female bust, Smyrna, 4th century.
Part of a sarcophage.
Parts of a mosaic floor, Ilissos basilica, Athens, 5th century.
Marble slab: nativity, late 4th-early 5th century.
Marble closure slab with relief cross, from the pulpit of the Parthenon at the time it was used as a Christian church, 5-6th century.
Marble slab, Apostles James, Philip, Luke, from Blatadon monastery, Thessaloniki, 10th century.
Marble monolithic sarcophagus with relief crosses, rosettes and palmette ornaments, Athens, 11th century.
Marble closure slab, Athens, 11th century.
Front: crucifixion, 3 layers (9-10-13th century).
Virgin Hodegetria, Cyprus, Western artist, early 13th century.
Double sided icon, Byzantine and Western style, Kastoria, 13th century.
Front: Saint George.
Front: Saint George.
Icon with the crucifixion, attributed to the circle of Paolo Veneziano, Venice, mid 14th century.
Back: Saints Marina and Irene.
Illuminations on paper with representation of St John (left) and St Mark (right), pasted onto a leaf on a parchment manuscript Book of Gospels, 14-15th century.
Back: Virgin Hodegetria, 16th century.
Mosaic icon: virgin of Tenderness, Triglia, Asia Minor, from a Constantinople workshop, late 13th century.
Church of Episkopi, 17th century.
Christ pantokrator, Virgin, Angels, Prophets.
