Two Dolphins Leaping from Coral Sculpture

This item is a decorative sculpture depicting two dolphins leaping from what appears to be a coral or marine plant base. The sculpture is likely made of a cast material, possibly resin or a type of cold-cast bronze, given the matte, almost metallic blue-green finish reminiscent of aged copper or bronze with patina. The dolphins are dynamically posed, suggesting movement and interaction, with one dolphin higher than the other, as if emerging from the water. The base is irregular and textured, designed to mimic an underwater environment, with green and blue tones suggesting coral formations and possibly water. The overall size appears considerable, likely a foot or more in height, given the surrounding items. There are no clearly discernible maker's marks or signatures visible in the provided image. The style suggests a decorative, possibly mass-produced, item from the late 20th to early 21st century, often found in coastal-themed or nature-inspired home decor. The craftsmanship appears to be of decent quality for such a decorative piece, with smooth transitions and well-defined forms for the dolphins. There are no obvious signs of significant damage or repairs, though the lighting makes it difficult to assess minor scuffs or wear. The color palette is consistent and contributes to the marine theme.