Located in the southeast corner of the front shop room was a niche that sat 1.50m above the floor. Based on exavation images, the niche was arched and possessed a projecting base with a moulded cornice running underneath that connected with the adjoining southern wall. According to Boyce, the opening of the niche was bordered by a blue line. A table stood before the niche, decorated with metopes. In the centre of each metope was a bucranium with paterae and dolphins. The wall around the niche showed the same pattern of metopes, on a red background. On the ground below the niche, excavators found a statuette of Venus, which was of crude workmanship and appeared to have originally been gilded. The shrine is no longer preserved.