Autumnal Leaf and Acorn Ceramic Vase/Planter

This item is a decorative ceramic vase or planter, likely designed for holding flowers or a small plant. Its design prominently features autumnal and nature-inspired motifs, primarily large oak leaves and acorns, rendered in a three-dimensional, relief style. The dominant color is a warm, earthy brown or russet, with accents of gold or gilded details highlighting the edges of the leaves, the caps of the acorns, and other raised elements. Some areas, particularly on the acorns and subtle hints on the leaves, show touches of green, suggesting a naturalistic approach to coloration. The surface has a glossy, glazed finish, reflecting light and indicating it's made from pottery or earthenware. The construction appears to be molded, with distinct veining visible on the leaf surfaces, enhancing their organic appearance. There is a handle-like element integrated into the lowest leaf on the right side, which also incorporates an acorn. The base is irregular, formed by overlapping leaves and acorns, providing stability to the piece. The overall condition appears good from the visible angles, with no obvious major cracks or chips, though minor wear to the gilded accents or small glaze imperfections might be present upon closer inspection. The style suggests a late 19th to mid-20th-century aesthetic, possibly Art Nouveau or early Art Deco, given the organic forms and decorative emphasis. The craftsmanship seems of moderate to good quality, with attention paid to the sculptural details of the natural elements.