This 19th-century Victorian majolica centerpiece bowl features a cobalt blue pedestal base and a continuous relief frieze of putti (cherubs) and dolphins amidst aquatic reeds. Victorian Palissy-school majolica, likely produced in the 1870s–1880s by European makers such as Minton or Thomas Sergent unsigned. Modeled with polychrome lead glazes, highlighting mythological naked putti figures draped in ribbons over stylized waves and dolphins. Footed circular compote or small table centerpiece bowl with an undulating, reed rim dimension : height 17cm internal diameter 12 cm
