Romano-Egyptian Frog Pottery Oil Lamp ghana Subtle polychrome decoration enhances the

Subtle polychrome decoration enhances the form

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are among the most distinctive artifacts of their culture

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Romano-Egyptian Frog Pottery Oil Lamp ghana Subtle polychrome decoration enhances theRoman Period, c. 100 300AD, Naukratis, Egypt An extraordinary example of Roman Egyptian pottery, this frog oil lamp showcases the distinctive artistry and symbolism of the period. Made from thick grey clay, this egg shaped oil lamp features a carinated body and a raised frog motif viewed from above. The frog design is intricately surrounded by raised bosses and depressions, and a circular central hole with a ring detailing adds depth to the reservoir.