Catalogue entry no. 552 by Max Loehr:
552 Heavy Statuette of a Bearded Old Man
Mottled green and russet, faintly translucent stone. The figure has the cross-section of a quadrant and thus appears to have been made from a cylindrical block., the outside of which is the back of this figure. Its proportions differ greatly from the preceding pair, as the point of the beard comes down below the middle of the body. The verticality of the figure is interrupted only by a groove beneath the sleeves. The tips of the man’s shoes are indicated by two incised, concentric semicircles. A longitudinal perforation beginning at the top extends part way through the figure where it meets with two secondary holes drilled upwards from underneath each sleeve. Han or later.