Large Meissen Porcelain Clock, Modeled with Putti on Top

To date, there is an incredible amount of accurate time meters. It is impossible nowadays to imagine an active life with a lot of meetings, with a frantic pace of life and an eternal rush but without a clock. But time is not only a matter of counting seconds, minutes and hours. In order to understand the mystery of time, one needs to some free time. The porcelain clocks from the Meissen manufactory provide you with unique moments to enjoy the sense of time, which flows seamlessly into minutes of unforgettable delight, admiration, fun. Meissen porcelain clock manufactory provide you with unique moments to enjoy the sense of time, which flows seamlessly into an unforgettable minutes of delight, admiration, fun. These watches are designed not only to simply decorate the house, but also help to grasp the nature of time in allegorical images, significantly expanding its concept. Meissen clocks from the Kaendler-era (mid 18th century) are made in the typical rococo style, the main element of which was the so-called rocaille, an ornament in the shape of a shell. This ornament was actively used in the works of Kaendler from 1750 to 1760. As a symbol of organic natural origin, this pattern contrasts with the artificial automated pulse of a clock. – (RL.1244)