Lamp, earthenware, eagle motif. Roman, B. M. form 81

Candlestick fragment. Creamware, green glazed.

Lamp, earthenware, with solid handle and moulded Chi-Rho symbol. Evidence of burning around the nozzle. Roman, Early Christian period.

Lamp, earthenware, with a band of leaves. Roman, B.M. form 96. Maker's mark on base.

Earthenware lamp base. Decorated with under glaze painted lines and leaves in lime green, mid green and very dark green.

Candlestick in the form of Ceres. Black basalt, the figure's arms are wrapped around the holder. Ceres faces right, standing on a rounded column base atop a square plinth.

Candlestick in the form of Ceres. Black basalt, the figure's arms are wrapped around the holder. Ceres faces left, standing on a rounded column base atop a square plinth.

Candlestick in the form of a griffin. Bronzed black basalt. The griffin stands on a rectangular base, the candle holder tops it's head.

Candlestick in the form of Ceres. Solid white and blue jasper. This candlestick is the companion to one of Cybele. Ceres is depicted on a round stand and is supporting the candle holder in one hand.

Candlestick fragment. Creamware, green glazed. Excavated at the William Greatbatch factory site, Fenton.