Almost intact statue of Nike. It was found in 1956 in an ancient well on the south slope of the Acropolis near the Odeion of Herodes Atticus.

The Nike's hands, like the wings, were made separately and then fitted into the holes on her shoulders. Draped over the upper body, she wears a peplos with long sleeves. Her hair, rendered with incisions, is gathered and adorned with a stephane. The feet with the extended heels and the subtle rippling of the garment give the impression that the winged deity has just landed.

This Nike, along with a second one (Ακρ. 6476), made from the same mould, were probably used as akroteria on a building, most likely of public nature.