Small mantel clock in the Rococo style

A curved, ascending columnar body, supported by four volute legs, with an open crown of mesh ornamentation. Rich relief decoration in the style of rocaille and vegetal motifs covers the entire surface. On the front side, there is a plastic head of a deer, draped with mesh fabric, with Boucher’s lovers floating in the clouds. On the narrow sides, there are beautiful floral compositions. Polychrome painting. Designed by J.J. Kändler. The clock has a removable, round pocket watch movement wound with a key. White enameled dial with black Arabic numerals, signed "George à Lyon" (active circa 1807–1815) with number 3667. The back cover of the watch is missing. Restored. Marked with a monogram. Height: 25 cm. See Baillie, vol. 1, p. 305. Small porcelain Rococo clock with a deer head, painted with Boucher’s lovers and floral bouquets. Meissen. Mid-18th century.