Figure of a falcon on a lotiform capital, possibly the terminal part of a miniature banner. The falcon has a solar disc on its head. The eyes are raised, and the beak is small and curved. The plumage details are incised with simple diagonal lines. The wings cross over the tail. The trousers are well modelled. The legs are separated, and the claws are indicated. The feet rest on a lotiform capital. The column shaft is broken. The tail is attached to the capital through a bronze element. The object is made in the lost-wax technique for solid casts.
