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ROMAN IMPERIAL OIL LAMP WITH CAPITOLINE TRIAD AND VENUS
- Roman Empire
- 1st century AD
- Bronze and silver
- Dim. (L x H x W) : 29 x 20 x 18,8 cm
- (11.42 × 7.87 × 7.40 in.)
- Provenance:
• Mr. P. T., United Kingdom or Hong Kong, by 1952.
• Nicholas Belanovsky, Hong Kong, 1952-1971.
• Chan Yuet Ming (Ancient Chinese Art), Hong Kong, 1971-1998.
• S. Konkin, Germany, 1998.
- Scientific & Technical Examination:
• Dr. Peter Northover. Analysis and Metallography of a Roman Oil Lamp with Patrons, ref n° R5716.
- Due diligence:
• Art Loss Register ref.: S00268568 (London, February 2026).
Photo credit : Studio Asselberghs – Frédéric Dehaen
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