EGYPTIAN FROG FORM OIL LAMP C.30BC-200 AD

Alexandrian. Small size, just over 2 ¼” length, red clay. Frog form with bordered filler flanked by  palm fronds. Cuticle type spout. The bottom with a foliate potter’s mark incised with a stylus. Details quite well preserved. Frogs were revered by the Egyptians as their annual propagation came with the Nile floods and represented fertility and rebirth.