Ornate Black and Gold Decorative Urn with Fleur-de-lis Finial

This is a large, ornate decorative urn or lidded vase, appearing to be crafted from a combination of painted ceramic/porcelain or potentially resin, with gilded or bronzed accents. Its overall height appears significant, likely exceeding 2-3 feet given its placement on a table. The body of the urn is a deep, glossy black, serving as a striking contrast to the extensive gold-colored decoration. The primary ornamentation includes intricate, possibly hand-painted or decal, scenic vignettes on the main body, likely depicting classical or pastoral landscapes with figures and architectural elements. The top of the urn features a removable lid crowned with a prominent fleur-de-lis finial. Two elaborate handles, which appear to be sculpted to resemble scrolling acanthus leaves or similar ornate motifs, extend upwards from the shoulder of the urn. Each handle also incorporates a distinct human or mythical face carving where it attaches to the main body, adding a mascaron-like detail. Further golden embellishments include decorative borders, floral patterns, and intricate scrollwork around the neck, shoulders, and base of the urn. The urn rests on a fluted, pediment-like base that transitions to a square plinth supported by four claw-foot legs, suggesting a classical or Neoclassical influence, possibly with Baroque or Rococo revival elements. The material of the base and handles might be a durable resin simulating bronze or carved wood, or actual bronzed metal. The condition appears to be generally good, with a visible high gloss, though minor dust accumulation is present. No significant chips, cracks, or extensive wear are evident from the provided image, but a closer inspection would be required to confirm. The craftsmanship suggests a manufactured item, likely mass-produced or limited production, possibly from the late 20th or early 21st century, designed to evoke historical luxury.