A Roman Clay Factory Oil Lamp with Inscription, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 150 CE 56391065_xl its long neck turned across

its long neck turned across its back

god of desire

Suitable for mobile phone cooling operation

The sprayer can easily convert to a single tip

Material: ABS +Resin

A Roman Clay Factory Oil Lamp with Inscription, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 150 CE 56391065_xl its long neck turned acrossClassified as Loeschke Type X, with a round discus body, sharp carination, a small central filling hole, elongated nozzle, and rib accentuating the shape. This lamp, like a parallel example in the British Museum, has the name "VIBIAN" on the base. "Vibianus was one of the later north Italian makers of firmalampen, whose workshops flourished from the middle years of the second century to its end, from some time in the reign of Antonius Pius until the