Any ideas what this tiny silver coin with a peacock and jug is?

Hi all! Does anybody know what this coin is? It is about 13-14mm in diameter, and weighs 1.59g. It appears to have a jug on the left, and a peacock facing right on the right. I assume it's a quinarius but don't know any more than that.

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

 

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It's bronze and therefore not a quinarius. It's a bit lightweight for a quadrans, too. I suspect some sort of Greek bronze denomination.

 

Could also be a quinarius of Marc Antony. The bird(raven)/capis reverse (I think I see the bottom of the lituus) is similar in design as this quinarius: https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1295377
weight and size seem to match, too.

@Harry G, do you see any sign of lettering on the side with the raven/capis?

 

Woah, thanks! I don't see any lettering, but the 'detail' on the obverse (not that there is much) matches up to the coin you've linked