Carved rectangular board of hardwood. In the center a man holds ebere and a bifurcated scepter, ending in clenched hands, and wears a tunic and winged headdress of coral beads. Left of the figure is a synthesis of snake with fins or leaves coming from body. Right of the figure are a beaker, a leopard, and a bottle with handle. At each corner is a strip ornamented with three rosettes. Through each rosette is a wood dowel. Four grooves are excavated on the back to attach to panels (now missing) which would form the legs of the stool.
Prior to 1926, provenance not yet documented; by 1926, acquired by William O. Oldman, London; August 30, 1926, purchased from William O. Oldman by Stewart Culin in London for the Brooklyn Museum.