Decorative plaque depicting a female figure flanked by two animals. The central figure is shown with long hair and wearing a similarly long garment. On either side, two confronted animals—possibly sphinxes or stylised cats—are positioned on angular architectural elements. The entire scene is enclosed within an architectural frame consisting of two small columns with entasis at the base, topped by a curvilinear feature resembling a rounded tympanum, at the centre of which a small circular relief is visible. The object is made in the lost-wax technique for solid casts.
