Pre-Colombian effigy or Oil Lamp

Description

Small, ore-Colombian , pottery vessel. The vessel has a rounded body with a short, cylindrical base and a small spout. The surface is weathered and shows signs of age. This vessel was most likely used as an oil lamp and is possibly from the Moche culture. Dimensions: 3.5 x 2 inches.

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