Directly from Jerusalem, you are bidding a very attractive and rare ancient Roman terracotta oil lamp mold, dating back to the 1st-2nd century AD, features a vine leaf-shaped handle. The mold captures the artistry of Roman daily life, with intricate details reflecting the craftsmanship of the era. The piece is complemented by a modern mold print, providing a clear representation of its original use. Beautifully displayed on a sleek plexiglass stand of museum quality, this artifact bridges ancient history with contemporary presentation, making it an eye-catching addition to any collection. (INCLUDED in the Sale) Roman Imperial, 1st – 3rd Cent. AD Dimensions: Stand: Height: 13 cm Width: 14 cm Mold: Length: 9.5 cm Width: 5 cm Condition: Good condition as shown. Excavated in Samaria (Biblical name Shomron) north of Jerusalem, Holy Land, prior to 1970 We are licensed dealers to trade ancient art by the Israel Antiquities Authority in Jerusalem - Israel. A certificate of authenticity will accompany all purchases and an export approval issued by the Antiquities department. Please allow 3 weeks to obtain an export license before shipping. Shipping via the First class Express airmail. G O O D L U C K ! IAA 714