The gold-plated peacock opens the screen and rings the bell

[The person who opens the screen of the gold-plated peacock rings the clock]

The person who opens the screen of the gold-plated peacock rings the clock. In the 18th century, it is 59 cm high, 33.5 cm wide and 16 cm thick
This clock is made of copper plated with gold. The bottom layer is the music box. The front of the music box has three copper plated frames inlaid with enamel pieces, and the middle piece is silver enamel pieces. The hall pattern is painted. The enamel pieces on both sides are painted with three female artists. There are two enamel columns on the top platform of the box. Between the columns, a western woman herds sheep with a staff. The three sheep have different postures. Vase flowers are decorated around the platform, and a peacock is standing on the middle stake at the back. Two enamel columns set up the clock dial, and the clock dial has three needles in time, minute and second. There is a kiosk on the clock, and the bell ringer is neutral in the kiosk
When the bell mechanism starts, the bell ringer strikes the bell bowl to tell the time, the shepherdess sings in the music, the sheep eat grass, and the peacock opens the screen.