Gilt-Finished Neoclassical Style Decorative Urn

This is a medium-sized decorative urn or chalice, designed in a classical Neoclassical or Empire style. The piece is constructed with a flared, gadrooned rim and a bulbous body that tapers down to a fluted pedestal base. It features two elegant, upward-swept scrolling handles on either side. The surface is heavily textured with a metallic gold or bronze-toned finish, appearing as a 'distressed gilt' or 'antiqued gold' leaf. The central part of the body is decorated with an embossed diamond-shaped lattice pattern, containing stylized floral or fleur-de-lis motifs in a lighter, silver-gray tone that creates a striking contrast against the gold background. The bottom portion of the bowl features deep vertical fluting, adding to its architectural weight. Material-wise, the item appears to be made of a cast composite resin or polyresin rather than solid metal or stone, which is common for modern decorative home accessories produced in the late 20th or early 21st century to mimic European antiques. The finish shows intentional 'rub-through' patina to suggest age, though the overall condition appears excellent with no visible cracks or structural damage. The craftsmanship reflects a mass-market luxury aesthetic typical of retailers like Maitland-Smith or Bombay Company.