John Foster found the vessel by looking up and inside a small opening. When he removed several small stones, the pottery vessel was accessible from below. This intact pottery container can be identified as one of the potiza form of heart-shaped jars known from the Taino culture area. It has a flat base, an oblong profile, and a phallic neck with incised, punctate, and applique decoration. Its height is 24 cm, and it attains a maximum width of 18 cm.
Surface texture varies from very smooth at the base to more coarse near the neck area.
Color is a mottled reddish-brown. Fire clouds show in the shoulders of the vessel. In a few places the residue of a red slip can be detected. The neck opening measures 2 cm. A raised decorative band with incised and punctate design elements occurs around the neck.