On offer is a Roman terracotta oil lamp, dating to the early Imperial period. This mould-made clay lamp features an elongated eye-shaped form with radiating linear decoration around the central fill hole and a small wick aperture at the tip. A circular impressed stamp with cross-form device is present on the underside — a typical workshop mark found on commercial Roman lamps produced across the Empire from the 1st to 3rd century CE. A fine, honest example of a Roman terracotta oil lamp with appealing archaeological character.

A well-preserved piece showing the practical elegance of Roman domestic lighting. A restored wick tip is present, consistent with ancient use and later careful conservation. Displays well and offers an authentic connection to classical antiquity.

A fine example of a Roman terracotta oil lamp that brings character and authenticity to any interior.

KEY FEATURES
✅ Genuine terracotta – Roman Imperial period
✅ Elongated mould-made form with radiating decoration
✅ Circular impressed workshop stamp to base
✅ Condition: age-related surface wear; wick nozzle reattached/restored
✅ Length: 4 inches

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