Decorative Bowl with Dolphin Pedestal

This is an ornate decorative bowl, likely made of ceramic with a high-gloss glaze. The bowl has a wide, fluted rim that mimics a seashell or fan shape. It is supported by a pedestal base that features intricate sculptural details. The base is designed with scrolling acanthus leaves and appears to have two dolphin or stylized marine creature figures incorporated into the design, their tails curving upwards to support the bowl. The entire piece is a creamy white color, and the edges of the fluting, the sculptural details on the base, and the rim of the base are highlighted with a thin line of gold trim. The craftsmanship appears detailed, particularly in the molding of the pedestal. The piece likely dates from the mid to late 20th century, falling into a neoclassical or Hollywood Regency style due to the use of scrolling motifs and marine elements combined with gold accents. There are no visible chips, cracks, or repairs from the image provided, but some minor wear to the gold trim is possible, though not clearly discernible. The glaze appears uniform and intact. The overall presentation suggests a decorative item intended for display, perhaps as a centerpiece or accent piece.