Lot 2038
Egypto-Roman Period. Alexandria, circa 2nd-3rd century Terracotta Toy Fish. Fashioned of clay, this figurine takes the shape of a fish, with clearly defined head, fins, and scales. It is broken off near the tail and perforated through the head, perhaps to simulate a piercing caused by a hook, or to be worn as a pendant. Length: 2¼". Estimate Value $250 - 300
Ex Living Torah Museum collection.
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