Lot 725
Roman Discus Lamp with Facing Bust of a Satyr. Italy, c. 75-200 AD. A neat little lamp from Roman Italy. The lamp with circular body, fin-like handle which is grooved and pierced, and short, ovate nozzle. Within central discuss, in bold, rustic forms, the frontal bust of a youthful satyr brazenly gazes at the viewer. His hair wild and unkempt, with possible goat or fawn ears at the sides. Lamp sharply molded in tan-beige ware, with much of brown to dark red glaze intact. On the bottom, the maker's initials: C A M. Lamp complete, with signs of moderate use. Length: 4". An amusing and eye catching artifact.
Estimated Value $400 - 600.
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