An assembled Meissen clock garniture late 19th century

comprising: a mantel clock surmounted by a reclining putto and a pair of flower-encrusted seven-branch candelabra, crossed swords marks in underglaze-blue, the clock incised F.36., the candelabra incised C.84.

Clock - tiny chip to tip of torch flame. Typical minor chips and losses to flower garland. One finial restuck. Slice chip to edge of one foot. Candlesticks - both have most of the bobeches reaffixed and with some restoration to leaves and several candleholders are replacements. Both the holders at the top of the figural bases have been restored back on and are probably replacements. Chip to toe of one female figure.
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