Here's a replica of a cylinder seal impression, sold as a paperweight at the gift shop of The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago.
Well, it was on sale there in the summer of 2017, but I do not see it at the online store now, in February 2018. Here's the actual listing as it appeared on the online store:
You can call it a "human-headed lion" or a "sphinx with arms" but what we are dealing with here is plainly an Assyrian urmahlullu.
I also found this reference to the same seal on a "Tell Asmar cylinder seals" post at the "Bharatkalyan97 A homage to Hindu civilization" website.
Here's a closer look at our lovely urmahlullu, cropped from this photo of the actual seal and an impression, which I found on this page.
20 June 2021 Update: I found more info on this seal in a catalog of sphinxes.
ST.M. NR. MES. 9 --
STANDING BEARDED SPHINX WITH SUN-GOD IN BOAT
TYPE: Seal/Cylinder seal/Impression
PRODUCTION PLACE: Syro-Mesopotamia
FIND SPOT: Syro-Mesopotamia/Iraq/Tell Asmar (Eshnunna)
DATE/PERIOD: 3rd Mill. BC/24th-21st c. BC/2350-2000 BC Akkadian
DESCRIPTION:
A bearded sphinx wearing a neck-collar and a cap is standing before
the Sun-god sitting in his boat; in the surrounding water, some fish
are swimming.
At the left (on the photo) stands a Goddess of Fertility or Vegetation,
probably as a symbol of the earthly world. She can be identified by
the twigs in her hands.
This seal could be the one of the oldest depictions of the relation
there existed between the Syro-Mesopotamian sphinx and the sun
(cf. Sun-god).
INFORMATION:
Frankfort 1934: 19 + pl. IIIf.
Frankfort 1954: 90-91 + fig. 96 b.
Amiet 1961: Pl. 113 nr. 1505.
Demisch 1977: 45 + fig. 99.
Hempelmann 2004: fig. 73.
Gräff and Ritter 2011: 57 + fig. 5.
