Romano-Egyptian Frog Pottery Oil Lamp hardstone contrasting with a bisqued cream-colored

contrasting with a bisqued cream-colored band at the center

This charming mold-made terracotta oil lamp is a good example of the functional yet artistically significant lighting devices used throughout the Holy Land in antiquity

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Romano-Egyptian Frog Pottery Oil Lamp hardstone contrasting with a bisqued cream-coloredRoman Period, c. 100 300AD, Naukratis, Egypt A fantastic and rare example of a Roman Period pottery oil lamp, this beautifully mould made piece from Naukratis, Egypt dates to c. 100 300 AD. Its distinctive tear shaped design features an elongated, rounded reservoir with a small integral nozzle, pierced at the end for use. The circular filling hole is pierced through the body and the lamp is adorned with an intricately molded frog motif, a design