The copper-plated gold-plated flower turns to sing over the bird cage clock

[The copper-plated revolving flower chimes over the sparrow cage clock]

The copper-plated revolving flower chimes over the sparrow cage clock, England, 18th century, 76 cm high, 32 cm in bottom diameter
The birdcage base is square and angular, with built-in machinery and a small watch embedded in the front. The bird cage is made of 12 pineapples and woven with copper-plated gold wire. The center of the bird cage is a spiral tower inlaid with red and green materials, and bird food cans are hung on both sides. There are gold-plated openable cylinders and tall cups in the cage, as well as cross bars with springs, on which a bird stands
When the machine starts, the bird turns left and right, spreads its wings and wags its tail, jumps back and forth on the two crossbars, and makes different chirps. With the sound of the music, the cylinder inside the cage opens, and there is water method rotating inside, which is similar to a waterfall. The precious stars and flowers on the top rotate in a crisscross way, and are radiant. Made by James Cox in London.