A decorative Spode porcelain mantel clock with floral and hummingbird motifs.

Spode was a prominent English pottery manufacturer founded by Josiah Spode in Stoke-on-Trent, England, in 1770. The company became renowned for its high-quality porcelain and earthenware, particularly its transfer-printed wares and bone china. Spode's designs often featured intricate floral patterns and pastoral scenes, reflecting the artistic tastes of the Georgian and Victorian eras. This particular clock, with its detailed floral and hummingbird decoration on a porcelain base, exemplifies the decorative artistry associated with Spode. While Spode is primarily known for its dinnerware and ornamental pieces, they also produced clocks that combined their signature ceramic artistry with functional timekeeping. Such pieces were popular as decorative accents in homes during the late 20th century. Needs a battery 20cm x 15cm x 5cm