An ancient Roman Byzantine Empire moulded terracotta lamp, most commonly known as a slipper lamp. The body of the lamp is typically adorned with a relief design representing a mythical creature, probably a griffin. The body tapers in at the nozzle. Lamps such as this one are occasionally known as animal head lamps, due to the appearance of the knob on the handle. Circa: 5th to 8th century AD. Ancient and Antique Roman Imperial Byzantine Terracotta and Ceramic Oil Lamps, Museum Pieces, and Historical Artifacts.
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Auction Date |
June 1st, 2024 |
PRICE WITH BUYER PREMIUM |
$64.00 |