Intact handmade figurine most probably found to the northeast of the Propylaia during the 1882 or 1885-1886 excavation campaigns. It depicts schematically a standing figure with open arms. The head is pinched, the lowest part of the body tubular and the base conical. The eyes are rendered with black dots and the necklace is in the form of a black band around the neck. The figurine’s front is covered in white slip while red is used for the garment details.

The figurine was a dedication at one of the Acropolis shrines. Although it is difficult to determine whether the figure is male or female, figurines of this type most possibly represent women who may be goddesses or mere dedicants.