Large Louis XV garrison made of glazed, glazed and gilt porcelain, from the German Meissen manufacture. Mounted on mercury-gilt bronze.



The clock, made up of a large white elephant mounted on a vegetable-like bronze base. On this, rests the clock, which ends in a Persian character. Dial made of white porcelain with Roman and Arabic numerals enameled in blue and black. Signed JULIEN LEROY A PARIS. Paris-type machinery with incised numbering. Key and pendulum. The chandeliers, with seven lights. Each one with a figure of a popular character of oriental taste.



*The elephant with Meissen markings on the base. One of the figures, with numbering incised on the back. One of the elephant''s tusks broken. In the auction of the headdress of the sultan minor faults. The female figure of the chandelier presents a restored break on one side of the base. S. XVIII - XIX.



Work closely linked to P. Reinicke and JJ Kändler, well-known modelers of the German manufacture who have left iconic models within the Meissen production, in this case, the elephant. 67 cm high the clock. 70 cm high chandeliers.