The Golden Buffaloes of Jamshid

From D10.10, Bahram Finds the Treasures of Jamshid. It illustrates D10.10.25–36 (to D10.10.41):

D10.10.25
The high Mobad went through the opened door,With one companion, seeking out the store.
D10.10.26
They found one chamber, long and wide and high,A wonder hidden from the world and sky.
D10.10.27
Two golden buffaloes bent down to drinkBefore a golden trough with jeweled brink.
D10.10.28
The trough held green gems mingled with the redOf precious rubies heaped within its bed.
D10.10.29
Those buffaloes seemed Taurus brought to earth,Hollow, and filled with fruit of priceless worth.
D10.10.30
With pomegranates, apples, quince each side;The quinces held bright pearls like drops inside.
D10.10.31
The buffaloes had ruby eyes that gleamed,Though age had touched their heads where gold still beamed.
D10.10.32
Around them stood gold lions, proud and grand,With Gur-e-Khars arranged on every hand.
D10.10.33
Some creatures had bright ruby eyes inlaid,And some with crystal eyes were deftly made.
D10.10.34
There golden pheasants, peacocks too, were seen,With gem-bright breasts and eyes of jeweled sheen.
D10.10.35
The minister returned to tell the kingWhat wealth that hidden treasure-house would bring.
D10.10.36
He urged the Shah, “Arise and see this store;A wealth of treasure lies behind that door.