I'm pleased to announce I'm no longer a home owner. As I was clearing out various cabinets, I found a lot of unfinished clay work from the early experimental years. Some of it was bad enough to throw away. Other pieces were bad enough to keep.

This is not really a bas-relief, but that's how I was thinking of it at the time, so I'm keeping it as part of the title.
It depicts the

monster from the 1959 low-budget science fiction film
The Angry Red Planet. I've heard it referred to as a bat-rat-spider.

It was also used on the cover of the Misfits' 1982 album
Walk Among Us.
Acrylic Painting by Nicolas Caesar
The Angry Red Planet at IMDB