Comparable in basic shape to lamp O_71.18, the lamp is distinguished by a longer, regularly shaped snout, the tip of which is broken off. The cylindrical neck is set off from the body of the lamp by a
St. Petersburg, Hermitage Sch. 291 Gonzaga cameo; figures like 203? Formerly Mantua family Gonzaga; three-layered sardonyx Publ. Greek and Roman Antiquities in the Hermitage (1975) no. 85; Antichje Ka
Light ocher clay with turquoise blue glaze. In the basic form comparable with lamp O_71.17, but lacks the opening on the lamp shoulder. The rim of the vessel neck is not preserved. The predecessors of
Light brown clay. Intact. Firing hole burnt black and bumped. Circular lamp with advanced raised nozzle and unperforated handle. In the recessed discus between two holes an erotic scene: symplegma on
Light brown clay. Reddish brown glaze. Base and nozzle broken. A simple lamp with handle. A round deep central filler hole with two parallel graduated ridges in profile. Grooves decorate the exterior