The nude, bronze figure of Harpocrates, a Ptolemaic god, stands on a double square platform. The figure stands erect with its left arm, to our right, held straight down at its side. The right arm, to our left, is bent with the index finger pointing toward its lips. From the right-angle view, we can see that the finger is pointing to, but not touching, the lips. The face looks directly out towards us. On the figure’s head is a crown, with a cone-shaped piece on top. While the figure is erect, the left foot is extended in front of the right. From the back view, we can see that a hairlock extends from the crown to our right. The figure has a green tint from oxidation, while the bottom, larger square base is black.