A Roman terracotta red slip ware oil lamp with theatre masks 1 - 200
Unknown artist
TerracottaCeramic
10.70 cm
€ 1.350
Jongeling Numismatics & Ancient Art
- About the artworkRound body with plain nozzle, the discus decorated with three theatre masks, air hole in centre, the base with work shop mark in the form of a foot print
Loeschcke Typ VIII, Schulter VIIIb
Ex German private collection, collected between 1960 and 2010
10,7cm (l) from mouth to handle
Intact with slightly worn slip - About the artist
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