Copper plated gold roof rolling ball clock

[Copper Plated Roof Rolling Ball Clock]

Copper Plated Roof Rolling Ball Clock, Guangzhou, Qing Qianlong, height 90 cm, width 48 cm, thickness 20 cm
There is a two pin clock in the middle of the front of the room, and there are four boxes above the clock dial. Each box displays one character, which exactly constitutes a four character banner. In the movement, there is a disk with characters and flower patterns on it. When the disk is rotated, the box displays different contents, or characters or patterns, and there are four transformations. The banners are “Peace and Elephantity” and “Eight Directions”. A carefully designed set of rolling balls on the roof. In the center is an elephant carrying a treasure bottle, with its nose and tail swinging. There are four people on each side of the bottle, one holding the inverted ball bottle at a high place, and one holding the bottle to catch the ball. The bottle has holes at the bottom to prevent the glass ball from leaking into the core. The other two kneel to lift the ball onto the sliding track. There is a drawer at the back of the clock, containing glass balls and special ball clips.

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