Female protome that surmounts a plaque. It is mended of many fragments and has been restored. The protome was found at one of the Acropolis excavation expeditions. She has long wavy hair covers her forehead, falling on both sides of the face in locks, and she is smiling. The surface retains white slip whereas the facial features were painted red.

Terracotta female protomes are usually encountered as offerings in public sanctuaries dedicated primarily to female deities; as ritualistic objects in domestic shrines; as objects with apotropaic or decorative character in private households and as grave offerings in women's and children's burials. Their interpretation is uncertain since they are sometimes considered depictions of deities and other times of mere mortals.