Crystal Compete Bowl with Brass and Marble Base

This elegant decorative piece is a multi-material pedestal compote or centerpiece bowl, featuring a shallow, wide-mouthed bowl made of brilliant cut crystal or pressed glass with a cross-hatch geometric pattern. The bowl exhibits a scalloped or serrated rim that catches light effectively. The structural support consists of a composite stem featuring cast brass elements with a heavy gold-toned patina, including a foliate-style collar directly beneath the bowl and a decorative pedestal shaft. This shaft is punctuated by a small faceted crystal sphere, leading down to an ornate filigree brass mount. The entire assembly sits upon a circular, light-colored marble or alabaster plinth base, possibly white with faint grey veining. The craftsmanship suggests a Hollywood Regency or Neoclassical revival style, likely dating from the mid-20th century (circa 1940s-1970s). The piece shows signs of age-appropriate oxidation on the metal components and slight dust accumulation in the crevices of the glass pattern, but otherwise appears to be in good vintage condition without visible cracks or large chips in the crystal. The high-quality combination of heavy stone, cast metal, and lead glass indicates a decorative item intended for formal interior settings.