Copper gilded juvenile morning bell

[Copper gilded juvenile morning glory clock]

Copper gilded juvenile morning glory clock, in the 18th century, is 93 cm high, 51 cm wide and 39 cm thick
The base of the clock is a rectangular “0118” shape with 8 feet. The center of the front is a three-pin clock, and the front of the porcelain plate is written with the words “ROB T · WARD LONDON” in English. There is a small indicator on both sides of the clock dial. The numbers 1-8 on the left dial indicate the eight tunes configured for this clock; “SILENT” on the right panel means stop music and “STRIKE” means start. The movable part of the clock is displayed on both sides of the base. In the left window is a running carriage and rotating flowers, and in the right window is a cockfight scene. The front of the base is decorated with rice ears, and the corners are decorated with forks, sickles, shovels and other agricultural tools and wine buckets to show a good harvest. On the music box stood a gilded boy with his eyes looking straight ahead, wearing a multi-button jacket, holding a huge goat in both hands, and the rope was full of red, blue and green stones
The music device of the clock is set in the base. The machine starts, and with the sound of music, the rolling curtains in the left and right view windows are rolled up at the same time, the carriage runs, the flowers turn, and the roosters fight. Every time the music starts, the curtain rises and falls three times, the song ends, and the action ends. The special feature of this clock is that you can not only change different tunes by moving the hands of the left and right indicator dials, but also choose whether to use music accompaniment. This clock has unique shape and fine craftsmanship.