Small rococo-style mantel clock.

Curved, rising columnar case, supported by four volute feet, with an open crown of lattice ornamentation. Rich relief decoration in rocaille and floral motifs across the entire surface. The front features a plastic deer head, suspended by a net-like fabric, with Boucher's lovers floating among clouds. The narrow sides display exquisite floral compositions. Polychrome painting. Designed by J.J. Kändler. The clock has a removable, round pocket watch movement with key winding. White enamel 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, Volume 1, p. 305. Small Rococo porcelain clock with a deer head, painted with Boucher's lovers and floral bouquets. Meissen. Mid-18th century.