This attractive bicephalous (or, more specifically, Janus-faced) ceramic vessel bears stylistic variants characteristic of the cultures inhabiting the grasslands of Cameroon. It comprises an almost spherical pot, standing on a square-section base with “legs” at each corner; the base is decorated with hatched designs. The faces are essentially identical, with oval low-relief eyes and brows, a long, retrousse nose and pursed lips over a small, pointed chin. The pot is equipped with a pair of complex loop handles which are designed to resemble ears. The lid of the vessel is small, tall and has a circular knop, and is attached to one of the ears with a raffia cord. The piece is dark in colour but unpainted, and thus reflects use wear and age patination.