Featured Roman replica plaque - souvenir piece?

Hi all, so here’s an interesting little plaque I found today that appears to be a copy of a Roman head in profile as a wall plaque. Measures 17cm x 15cm and 0.5cm-1cm thick. Seems to be painted ceramic and I assume a simple mould piece. I’m thinking a souvenir item sold at a Roman site but from where and when? The paper on the back is making me think 1920s? English? I found a Medusa head plaque online in similar relief as a tourist piece from Bath England. Anyone have any idea or leads? Many thanks.

 

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=...AQ&biw=414&bih=617&dpr=3#imgrc=fSkCozNH8ge_yM
this is the Medusa I refer to but doesn’t have any other info. Looks very similar in manufacture.

 

That's certainly old wallpaper on the back.

 

That one says it's the Gorgon from the pediment on Medusa's temple in Bath, England.

Pics of the Gorgon here... https://www.romanbaths.co.uk/temple-pediment-and-gorgons-head

So, if your item happened to be from the same place, it might be findable on that website?

 

Thanks @Figtree3 yes I had tried that but with no luck. So thought maybe same idea, different Roman site.

 

Looks like Antinous.