A Mantel Clock on a Base, Meissen, Late 19th Century

porcelain clock case on four volute feet, elaborate flower decor, polychrome painted bouquets of flowers and scattered flowers, turquoise and gold-heightened rocailles in relief, gardener group as finial, enamelled dial with Roman hours and Arabic minutes, movement: Maple & Co Ltd Paris (as of 1900), spring-driven movement, power reserve: 1 week, lever escapement, 1/2 hours-striking mechanism on bell, 1 pendulum, 1 key, height 49.5 cm, model by Ernst August Leuteritz c. 1864, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, hand of the female gardener broken, glued, flowers and leaves chipped, base on four volute feet, with polychrome painted flowers, polychromed scattered flowers, insects and beetle, turquoise, pink and gold-heightened rocailles in relief, height 12 cm, incised model no. 2721, underglaze blue crossed swords mark with loop mark, flowers chipped, short firing crack, total height of clock and base 61.5 cm, (Hr)