Clock · Mantel clock

This mantel clock is attributed to the Sitzendorf porcelain factory and dates to approximately 1890. The timepiece is housed in a hand-painted, figural porcelain case characterized by high-relief decoration, including floral motifs, scrolling forms, and individual figures. The front features two female figures seated on either side of the base, with a cherub (putto) placed at the top of the clock housing. A decorative urn with applied floral work surmounts the structure. The dial is equipped with black Arabic numerals and a brass bezel, featuring two winding apertures. Internally, the clock operates via an eight-day French mechanical movement, which includes a bell-striking mechanism. Access to the movement and pendulum is provided through a hinged, perforated metal cover on the rear of the clock. According to the seller, the movement has been serviced and is in operational condition, while the porcelain case remains in good condition consistent with age.