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4429 - Meissen, sword mark, First Series, Model Nos. 572 & 573, designed by Ernst August Leuteritz (1865–75), lower base resting on four widely flared rocaille feet, baluster-shaped body resting on four rocaille feet, the clock case featuring an openwork top, crowned by a pair of gardeners facing each other and holding a garland of flowers; the sides of the clock case are richly adorned with sculpted floral motifs, painted in underglaze blue while retaining the flesh tones of the figures; relief metal dial with Roman numerals on enamel discs; serrated metal hands; French brass plate movement; movement untested; pendulum missing; restored, H approx. 60 cm, knob-shaped pendulum weights from the mid-19th century to 1923, cast from a mold dating from the original period around 1870
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Meissen, sword mark, First Series, Model Nos. 572 & 573, designed by Ernst August Leuteritz (1865–75), lower base resting on four widely flared rocaille feet, baluster-shaped body resting on four rocaille feet, the clock case featuring an openwork top, crowned by a pair of gardeners facing each other and holding a garland of flowers; the sides of the clock case are richly adorned with sculpted floral motifs, painted in underglaze blue while retaining the flesh tones of the figures; relief metal dial with Roman numerals on enamel discs; serrated metal hands; French brass plate movement; movement untested; pendulum missing; restored, H approx. 60 cm, knob-shaped pendulum weights from the mid-19th century to 1923, cast from a mold dating from the original period around 1870
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