Plaque in the shape of a fish

Three fish-shaped plaques, by Phoenician artist, hanging vertically on a metal rod. The plaques are made of a weathered, light-colored material, likely metal. They have a textured appearance with darker spots and patches. The fish shapes have defined heads and bodies with a scale-like pattern etched into the surface. The middle plaque is slightly thicker and has a more prominent texture than the two on either side. The plaques are attached to the rod by small metal loops through their top. The rod is supported by a thin pole on a rectangular base. The background is a plain light-colored surface.