An ornate, multi-colored porcelain mantel clock is displayed within a clear glass case in a room at Nyasvizh Castle, Nyasvizh, Belarus

An ornate, multi-colored porcelain mantel clock is displayed within a clear glass case in a room at Nyasvizh Castle, Nyasvizh, Belarus. The clock, of rococo style, features a white base with extensive detailing in pink, blue, green, yellow, gold, and brown. At its apex, a seated female figure in pink drapery holds a gold trumpet to her mouth with her right hand and an open book in her left. She is positioned above a domed, openwork lattice structure. Below her, to the right, a large white bird with outstretched wings holds a small object in its beak, with a cherubic figure partially visible behind it. The central clock face is white with black Roman numerals (I, II, IV, V, VII, VIII, X, XI visible) and black hour and minute hands indicating approximately 5:50 or 6:50. The face is framed by a gilded border and surrounded by a wreath of colorful porcelain flowers and foliage. To the left of the clock face, two cherubic figures are depicted, one holding a blue sphere. In the lower section, a kneeling male figure in purple and patterned attire appears to be drawing on a shield-like object to the left, while a standing male figure in classical armor holds a staff to the right. The clock's base is scrolled and features a central escutcheon with a red and white patterned coat of arms. The entire piece rests on a clear glass shelf elevated above a polished wooden surface, likely part of the display case. The background consists of a plain, light-colored wall, with a blurred, two-armed sconce emitting a soft glow visible in the upper left. Reflections are visible on the glass display case.