A framed wall decor piece, likely a clock, depicts a detailed vineyard harvest scene

A framed wall decor piece, likely a clock, depicts a detailed vineyard harvest scene. The piece features a dark brown wooden frame with an ornate, arched top border. A circular clock with Roman numerals, black hands, and decorative central motifs is embedded in the upper right, indicating approximately 10:20. Above the clock, "VINTAGE SEASON" is written in raised yellow letters; below it, "THE GRAPE WON'T KEEP !!!" is similarly rendered. The main scene below is a combination of painting and three-dimensional relief. It portrays a vineyard landscape with rolling hills of grapevines under a light blue sky. Six human figures, dressed in traditional attire, are engaged in grape harvesting and processing. On the left, three men are harvesting and interacting with a wooden grape-processing structure. One man in a dark hat and vest observes; another in a light shirt picks grapes; a third man in a fedora and vest stands by the wooden structure. A prominent female figure, rendered in three-dimensional relief, is positioned centrally. She wears a brown headscarf, brown top, and blue skirt, leaning forward to gather a large, realistic cluster of dark grapes and green leaves (also in relief) into the wooden processing structure, which contains a reddish cloth. In the background on the right, two additional figures, a man and a woman, are visible harvesting grapes among the vines. In the lower right foreground, a wicker basket filled with dark grapes and a ceramic jug are present in relief. The entire piece is mounted on a reddish-orange wall within the city of Sélestat, France.