Gold-plated bronze bell

[Copper gilded turnstile clock]

Copper gilded turnstile clock, England, 18th century, 117 cm high, 84 cm square at the bottom
The base of the clock is made of wood and covered with red velvet. There are pterosaurs at the four corners. There are mountains and stones on the seat, and there are four pavilions on the rocks. The first floor is a music box, which contains music and mobile devices. There is a circle of mobile characters in the front cave. There is a commander with a knife on the middle platform of the second floor, surrounded by five soldiers. The third floor is the timing part, with cranes on four corners and dragons on four columns. The center of the front is a two-needle white porcelain plate. The left side of the two holes on the porcelain plate is a dotted top chord hole, and the right side is a walking top chord hole. The bell disk rim is inlaid with white stone radial flowers. The four corners of the four floors are also vertical dragons, with a treasure bottle in the middle, and a wind wheel in the belly of the bottle. There is a ball on the top to hold the flying eagle
After the launch, in the music, the soldiers on the second floor revolved around the commander, and the active figures on the first floor, the wind wheel on the belly of the fourth floor and the ball holding the flying eagle on the top also revolved at the same time.