c. 500 BCE
Lamp has two projecting spouts from an original four spouts. Each has a channel hole connecting to a central pan in the form of four walled quadrants sculpted on their floors with two low relief channels for passage of oil. Between each spout on the exterior is a sculpted double palmette. The underside has a gentle depression. Surface has some encrustation.
irregular: 6.99 x 28.58 cm (2 3/4 x 11 1/4 in.)
The lamp was an integral part of the personal collection of a Belgian family. The family of Dr. Andre Lagneau moved from Belgium to Geneva, Switzerland in 1961. They now live in Neuchatel.
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