A Late Roman / Early Byzantine Bronze Oil Lamp (Lucerna), 4th to 6th Century A.D. Beautiful bronze oil lamp measuring 12 cm in length, featuring a rounded reservoir, a long nozzle with circular wick-hole, and a distinctive ornate handle with a cross-shaped terminal and decorative elements. The surface displays a rich, dark patina with attractive golden-brown highlights in the areas of wear. This elegant and well-preserved example belongs to the transitional period between the Late Roman Empire and the Early Byzantine era. Oil lamps of this type were essential for daily illumination in homes, churches, and public spaces. The elaborate handle design is characteristic of higher-quality pieces produced during the 4th to 6th centuries. Material: Bronze Length: 12 cm Provenance: Acquired in France from an old French private collection. All items come with CoA