573 - Wooden mantel clock, likely of Austrian/Viennese influence, late 19th century

Wooden mantel clock, likely of Austrian/Viennese influence, late 19th century Wood, carved and gilded, with an enamel dial and a mechanical spring-driven movement; rectangular structure with applied floral decoration, a female figure attached to the side, and an amphora-shaped top with side handles. The white dial features Arabic hour indices, a minute track, two winding holes, and ornately designed brass hands. The design follows the classical Louis XVI style, featuring beaded and rosette ornamentation; the figure, dressed in an antique-style costume, leans against the case and raises her right hand in a gestural pose. On the back, a rectangular wooden flap provides access to the movement; four ball feet. Scuffs and missing areas in the gold-colored finish, minor chipping; the stem of the amphora was likely broken at one time and reattached (visible seam or trace of adhesive); Dial with isolated areas of damage. Surface with uneven, partly worn gold-colored gilding and patina; key included. Dimensions 47.5 x 25.2 x 12.5 cm. Condition: II - III