A Gold, Enamel, Baroque Pearl, and Gem-set Figure of Justice, probably German, late 16th century and later

the figure with baroque pearl torso, white enamel arms, face and legs, green-enamelled skirt, wearing rose diamond jewelry, holding in one hand a gold and diamond sword hilt and in the other a steel, carnelian, and gold balance scales, standing on an openwork platform of flowers and scrolls, enamelled in blue and white, mounted on a mottled red and gray agate panel, the flared base chased with four recessed scenes of the life of Bacchus; the scenes heightened with enamel en ronde bosse and bordered by rubies and emeralds, the base late 16th century, flower and scroll panel early 17th century, figure probably circa 1700, probably assembled later

sword lacks blade, figure lacks three diamonds, considerable loss to green-enamel skirt, base with several chips and loses to foliage between the scenes, also loss of enamel to rims
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The enamelled scenes on the base from the life of Bacchus are as follows: 

1.  His birth; born from the thigh of his father Jupiter
2.  The Triumph of Baccuhs; carried in a litter preceded by a drummer
3.  Bacchus, captive in the pirate ship turning the sailors into dolphins
4. The clubbing to death of either Orpheus by the Maenads or of Pentheus by the Bacchea