Still Life Painting of Apples and Oranges

This item is an oil on canvas still life painting depicting four red apples and two oranges, along with a small branch bearing green leaves. The fruits are arranged horizontally across the lower center of the canvas, set against a dark, seemingly black background. The composition features a reflective surface beneath the fruits, creating clear, slightly diffused reflections of each item, complete with visible water droplets on their surfaces, suggesting recent washing or dew. The colors of the fruits are vibrant, with the apples showcasing deep reds and the oranges a bright, warm hue. The green leaves add a contrasting touch of color. The brushwork appears detailed, particularly in rendering the texture and light on the fruit and the delicate water droplets. The painting is housed within an ornate, possibly gilded, wooden frame. The frame features a light-colored inner border, followed by a darker, possibly gold-painted, molded section with classical or floral motifs, and an outermost dark border. A signature, though largely illegible from the provided image, appears to be present in the lower left corner of the canvas. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant damage to the painting itself, although the frame shows some minor wear consistent with age, particularly along its edges. The style suggests a realistic or perhaps hyperrealistic approach to still life, with an emphasis on light and texture. Its age is difficult to pinpoint without further information, but it likely dates from the 20th century.