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Antiquities Discussion Forums => Oil Lamps => Topic started by: cmcdon0923 on August 20, 2022, 01:41:42 am
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Just picked this piece up from the "after sale" list from a prominent US based dealer in coins and antiquities.
The description as per the seller: Judean Terracotta Oil Lamp; Iron Age, ca. 1200 BC. Hand made lamp of saucer shape with edge of one side pinched to form a spout. Soot marks remain on the spout. W. 5"
Craig
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Hi Craig, very nice. I am not the expert but it certainly looks good, to me. Here is a page from RomQ Reference Collection.
Regards, Jimi
https://www.romulus2.com/lamps/database/lamp.php?5
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Thanks Jimi.
The firm I bought it from is considered above reproach in its antiquities offerings.
Craig
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Great early lamp. I really like these ones.
I just got an LMLK seal jar handle, but haven't had time to photograph it yet.