Soapstone Oil Lamp with Really Small Fount: Ceremonial?

He is ~4 3/4" long, ~2 1/2" wide, ~1 3/8" thick; he weighs ~10.3 oz.
Do any of you folks recognize the figure, or the style? I call it soapstone, as it's soft...but the color is a deep brownish-green (pic 4) an' the feel of it is silky, both of which may be a result of oil diffusing into the stone over time. The fount is only ~9/16" diameter by ~11/16" deep...so it wouldn't be able to burn for long. That leads me to ask about the potentially ceremonial nature of the lamp. The figure has a faintly biblical look to him, for me anyway.
He may well be a one-off, unique on the planet...but I hope y'all can say different. Thanks for lookin'!

 

With Google Lens you'll find similar oil lamps. Didn't find any info regarding the figure yet, but they all indicate Byzantine/Syrian origin.

 

Dagon?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dagon

 

Looks like a pharaoh to me, with the horns of Ammon at his feet.

 

Good! Thanks, Marote!