Ornate Cloisonné Mantel Clock with Finial

This is a highly decorative mantel clock characterized by its elaborate use of cloisonné enamel work and gilded brass or bronze metalwork. The clock features a rectangular central body framed by four vertical columns, each topped with a decorative finial. A prominent, urn-shaped finial with scrolled handles sits at the very top center, showcasing intricate blue and green floral patterns. The clock face consists of a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and delicate filigree hands, mounted against a deep blue background panels consistent with late 19th or early 20th-century Orientalist or Victorian styles. The decorative panels surrounding the face include vibrant turquoise, green, and red enamel inlays forming botanical and geometric motifs. Construction materials appear to be a mixture of brass framing and copper-based cloisonné plates. Condition-wise, the clock is wrapped in protective bubble wrap, suggesting it is being prepared for transport or storage. While the metal shows some natural patina consistent with age, the enamel appears largely intact without significant chipping visible in the image. This style of clock was popular during the late 19th-century Meiji period or as Chinese export ware intended for the European market, blending Eastern craftsmanship with Western mechanical timekeeping.