Description: We acquired this ancient roman oil lamp at an auction in the midwest. The wick hole or mouth is the smallest opening, found at the narrowed tip. The larger opening is the filling hole and is found in the middle of the discus. In their earliest and simplest state, Roman oil lamps were an open saucer with a floating wick. This example represents a bit more effort with shoulders over the oil reservoir. It's about 2.5" across and 3.4" long. Please note that we do not export or import ancient artifacts.
Price: 110 USD
Location: Nashville, Tennessee
End Time: 2024-12-28T22:39:05.000Z
Shipping Cost: 8 USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Unit Type: Unit
Country/Region of Origin: Western Europe
Color: Beige
Style: Roman
Material: Ceramic
Unit Quantity: 1
Maker: N/A
Age: Pre-1800
