Which animal symbol was commonly used as a 'brand mascot' by ancient Roman bakeries to identify their shops and bread products?

Before modern corporate mascots like Ronald McDonald or the Michelin Man, ancient civilizations used powerful symbols and figures to represent their goods and services. These early 'brand mascots' helped identify products, establish trust, and create recognition in markets spanning from Rome to China. Test your knowledge about these ancient promotional figures that helped merchants stand out in the bustling marketplaces of the ancient world!

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A donkey (representing grain grinding)
A millstone with wheat sheaves (representing flour production)
A phoenix (representing the oven's fire)
A water mill wheel (representing the consistent quality)