Lot of five terracotta oil lamps including: one with four folded spouts. Phoenician work, Palestine. Period: 2200 - 1900 BC. A Coptic one. Period: 4th - 5th century. A Roman two-spouted reflector in the shape of a "vine leaf". Period: 1st century. A Phoenician with a "Heron looking at a crab" decoration. Roman period, Tyre: 1st - 2nd century A.D. A Roman decorated with "Eros near a palm tree". Italian work. Period: 1st century. A proto-Byzantine lamp mould with the Cross" is attached. Proto-Byzantine oil lamp mold decorated with a "Cross" surrounded by ovals. Origin of the Eastern Mediterranean. Period: 6th to 7th century. (Small *). L.: +/- 8,5 to 20cm.

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