1st-3rd century Roman/Greek? oil lamp

1st-3rd century Roman/Greek(?) oil lamp 

Here we have, what appears to be, an unrestored Roman/Greek(?) oil lamp, in the shape of a face and having three separate 'nozzles' for wicks. Fully intact, with no obvious flaws apart from a firing crack under the lips and a similar firing crack on the base, I can find no evidence that they are fakes nor any restoration. Based on the research I have done on 'Roman' oil lamps, I think these are  more likely to be early Greek.  Dating is very difficult as I am no expert on this subject, but the style points to around 1st to 3rd century. Although many ancient Roman/Greek/Egyptian oil lamps have been found, very few appear in the shape of a 'face'.
The size is roughly 10 cm long x 5.5 cm wide x 6 cm deep.

Price R550.00
Post R45.00 

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