Upper part of a handmade female figurine most possibly found to the northeast of the Propylaia during the 1882 or 1885-1886 excavation campaigns.

It depicts schematically a female figure who sits on a three-legged throne with her hands on the armrests. Her body is flat and she leans slightly backwards. She wears a long garment decorated with red crisscross, horizontal and wavy lines whereas the whole surface is covered in white slip.

The figurine was a dedication at one of the Acropolis shrines and probably depicts one of the worshipped deities on the hill.