Description: Upright oval, both faces flat. Shape 8–9. Green serpentine. Intact.

A: Jackal-headed Anubis standing on a base with cross-hatched decoration, head and feet to left. He is wearing boots, tunic and mantle, and is crowned with the Isis-crown, carrying a dagger at his waist. In front of him, on the base, a coiled serpent (Agathodaimon), crowned with a lotus flower (?) and a modius. The right hand of the figure is extended, as if supporting an eight-pointed star, his lowered left hand is holding an unidentified object (Henig: situla; but perhaps a key or ankh-sign). Behind his head, on the right, a crescent open to left. Next to the figure, on the right, the chi-rho sign, with its tall stem placed within a square.
B: Inscription in five lines: σα|βαωθ|αδωνε|μιχα|ηλ →  Σαβαώθ, variant of Ἀδωναΐ, Μιχαήλ.

Bibliography
Henig–MacGregor 2004, 123–124, no. 13.6