Second Rococo period, circa 1870, the floral encrusted clock case of cartouche form with trellis pierced sides and an enameled face with Roman numerals, surmounted by a young boy, supported by a rockwork base molded with scrolls and applied with figures of a youth, a girl with basket, and a young lady. Underside marked by pommel crossed swords in underglaze blue and impressed 572.

16.75 in.

From the Living Estate of Betsy Tom Lawrence Homewood, Raleigh, NC

Youth finial with break to arm; scattered losses to petals and leaves; damage and loss to hands of girl and her companion, the youth having broken from the case and glued with trails of glue clearly visible; chip to enamel clock face; clock not working; other small restorations may be present.

$600 - 1,200