Chinese-Style Lidded Ginger Jar or Floral Urn on Metal Stand

This decorative object consists of a large, bulbous ceramic vessel set atop a wrought iron tripod stand, filled with an ornate faux floral arrangement. The vessel appears to be a Chinoiserie-style ginger jar or urn, finished in a dark, possibly black or deep forest green glaze. It features prominent hand-painted or decal-applied motifs of traditional Chinese flora and fauna, notably orange and gold birds resembling phoenixes or long-tailed cranes, amidst floral blossoms. The vessel is approximately 14 to 18 inches in diameter. The iron stand is characterized by scrolling Cabriole-style legs with a dark bronze or black patina, providing stability and elevation. The arrangement within contains silk or synthetic greenery, including hydrangea-like clusters and tall, spindly branches that reach approximately 3 to 4 feet in total height including the urn. The craftsmanship suggests a high-quality contemporary decorative piece, likely manufactured in the late 20th or early 21st century to mimic antique Asian export porcelain. The glaze appears lustrous with no visible cracking or crazing, and the stand shows uniform finish with no significant oxidation or rust visible from this distance, indicating excellent overall condition.