Modernist Pewter Sea Otter Figurine on Amethyst Geode Base

This decorative object features a small, stylized pewter sea otter lounging atop a natural amethyst crystal cluster. The sea otter is depicted in a characteristic floating pose on its back, with its paws tucked near its chest and a tail extending outward. The pewter displays a dark, slightly oxidized patina with textured surfacing intended to mimic the appearance of wet fur. The base consists of a raw amethyst specimen, characterized by its translucent purple crystalline points transitioning into a lighter, cloudy quartz or rocky matrix at the bottom. This piece is representative of Pacific Northwest or North Coast giftware popular from the late 20th century, approximately 1980s to 1990s. The metalwork shows fine casting details but lacks visible hallmark stamps in this view. Condition appears good with the crystal points largely intact, though typical minor chipping to the edges of the natural stone base is visible. The contrast between the industrial, metallic otter and the organic, geometric crystals is a hallmark of decorative artisan curiosities from this era.