What ruler had a (three-legged) Modius on the reverse?

I have this Ae20mm., 4.79gm., bronze coin that has a bust on the obverse and a (three-legged) Modius (I believe) on the reverse.
Claudius had this 'set-up' on his 'Quadrans' but this is a larger coin.
Can anyone help me by pointing me in the direction of a ruler who had a (Follis) that fits this description? Thank-you.
(The bust looks reminiscent of Aurelius - but what do I know?)




or is it a galley, perhaps?
Would that make it Greek?

 

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yup..this is a modius..much worn, but still able to discern what it is...

 

Looks like Aurelius to me too, and therefore possibly also Commodus. You could try searching Coela, which issued bronzes in this size with the ship’s prow reverse.

 

It’s a prow. See for example: https://www.cngcoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=272895

 

@Aleph Welcome, and thank-you.

 

Going with Commodus, similar to:-

http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/commodus/_coela_AE17_Moushmov_5568.txt