Highly refined fragment of a male head, which preserves the upper part of his face characterised by pronounced cheekbones, hooded eyes and precisely rendered wig. Under a wide brow his heavily lidded, somewhat protruding eyes are narrowed to elongated slits with creases at the outer edges and below the inner corner of his left eye, indicating age, the upper part of his large right ear remaining. The front half of his wig, depicted with delicately drawn, finely rendered strands of hair, radiating outwards from the central point of the crown of his head and terminating across the forehead in a series of rectangles incised with six horizontal lines, likely representing tight curls or perhaps layers of hair. A fragment without restoration.

The style of the wig and the treatment of the eyes are typical of the period. The damage to the face seems to indicate that it was inflicted deliberately, and with some violence.