1st - 2nd Century AD Herodian Lamp with a rather interesting Christlike image on it, holding a child. 
 
Could this possibly be the earliest known image of Jesus ever recorded? As there are no other known images of Jesus recorded before the 4th century, Jesus was deemed of no importance to have his picture preserved in antiquity. Its very interesting that this image has turned up on an oil lamp, contemporary to the time that Jesus lived. 
 
We believe everything is a matter of opinion, not a statement of fact, oil lamps tend to narrate the events of the time. 
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THE ARTIFICIAL INTELEGANCE INTERPRETATION SAY'S 
The image shows a terracotta oil lamp, possibly ancient Roman, featuring a relief of two figures.
Based on the query input "Jesus with child," and considering the common depiction of religious figures in ancient art, the relief may depict Jesus with a child. The lamp has a circular body with a nozzle for the wick and a filling hole in the center. The surface is textured and appears aged, consistent with terracotta artifacts.
 
The presence of the two figures as a relief is a common motif found on ancient oil lamps. The search results show similar depictions of Jesus with children in stained glass art, although the style and medium differ, the theme is consistent with religious iconography. 
 
The Lamp was purchased through a local auction house in Cheshire U.K. The Catalogue listing, listed the oil lamp as " Old Molded Mediterranean Terracotta Oil Lamp, Possible Depicting Jesus in robes holding a small child on his arms, of conical form with simple loop handle, 5" { 12.7cm }  info@urekah.com