Redwood character fan clock

[Redwood Character Fan Clock]

Redwood Character Fan Clock, located at the Palace of the Qing Dynasty, is 194 centimeters high and 54 centimeters square at the bottom
This clock has two parts. Below is a box seat with drawers inside for storing items. The upper part has a Sumi type base, with a three needle clock in the center of the front face. The clock dial is surrounded by inlaid stones, and there are two string holes on the dial that are responsible for timing and reporting. A smiling child kneels on the front of the base platform, holding a peach in his left hand and a peach shaped fan in his right hand. Behind them are wood carved mountains, stones, and flowers and trees. Between the boy and the rock, a two-eared pink porcelain vase was erected. A fan is inserted in the bottle, and the fan leaves are in the shape of bats. After twisting the heavy hammer in the bottom box at the front of the base, the boy waved the fan up and down, and the large fan in the bottle rotated horizontally
This clock has extremely fine rosewood carvings and a huge volume. It is a clock with both timing and toy functions.