550-450 BCE
Small, wheelmade lamp with relatively shallow body, flaring walls, angular shoulder, and flat, narrow rim. Broad filling hole. Small, rounded, thickly bridged nozzle retains charring at tip, around nozzle hole, and at underside. Small, flat base with string marks. Darkish orange-tan fabric, very heavily weathered and having flaked apart in layers: Exterior surface appears cork-like. Very slight traces of a dark orange-brown slip remain.
1.95 x 6.1 x 4.8 cm (3/4 x 2 3/8 x 1 7/8 in.)
Information sheet in object file reads: "From the Estate of Theodore Dwight through Miss Harriet S. Amory, 1920", but lists the provenance as unknown.
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