Shell small, short, stout, whitish, smooth, the apex perforate in the young, closed and funicular in the adult; aperture as long as the shell, the outer lip raised slightly above the level of the spire, the aperture very narrow behind, ample and evenly rounded in front; pillar short, thin, slightly arcuate, showing no indication of a plait; surface feebly marked by incremental lines. Length, 2.6; diameter, 1.5 mm. U. S. Nat. Mus. Cat. No. 108266.
Off Georgia, six specimens.
This is the smallest and most thickest relatively, of the east coast species.