Meissen Porcelain Rococo Style Clock and Stand, the baluster form clock with open lattice work from neck to top, and scroll molded feet, painted with courting couple in 18th century dress to front, and with floral sprays and sprigs scattered to sides, and back, encrusted with flowers to front, and with figure of Flora and two putti to left and right shoulders. Above the dome, stands a fully realized crowing rooster. Together with a rounded square base of conforming style and shape. Both painted in polychrome enamels and gilding. Clockworks to interior, not identified, appear to be Swiss or German. To base undersides of each, underglaze blue crossed swords, the clock incised N 2721, the base No. 655 and impressed 133. 20th Century. 

{Approximate dimensions: 21 1/2" H. x 11 1/2" W. x 6 3/4" D.}.

Clock with firing crack to rear left leg, opened up, and professionally repaired and overpainted. Both figural groups broken off and also repaired, the putti wings of smaller figure repaired twice and not professionally glued back on. Losses to flowers, including typical and more dramatic losses to leaves and petals, broken off and professionally repaired and overpainted. The rooster added later, the its base glued to top, the figure broken off at base and repaired and overpainted. Beak of rooster with chip, loss. Please request additional photographs.