The two fragmentary figures are separated by a vertical band, W. 0.03. Figure at l. is a youthful male with chlamys over both shoulders and a sleeved tunic. Three horizontal swinging folds are on his chest. His head is broken off at the neck. He reclines on a couch with l. arm bent and resting on two cushions. His hand rests on l. cushion; an indistinct round object is on r. cushion. Upper r. edge of couch is preserved in outline but the surface is broken off. Figure at r. is a draped male (?) in three-quarter profile, head and front broken off. A sleeved undergarment falls over his bent r. arm. Chiton behind r. shoulder to belt height, where two horizontal bunched folds intersect it. R. knee turned toward viewer, thus indicating three-quarter view of figure.

Inscription of five lines on reverse (H. of letters 0.04-0.05)

Letters, with serifs and broken alpha, indicate 2nd C. A.D. L. Robert (letter Jan. 5, 1976) writes that the rather enigmatic inscription seems to pertain to settlements or accounts. In the second line he identifies the symbol for δηνάρια and the number seven; in the third line the word ἄρτον in the accusative.

Large-grained marble.

Broken on all sides.