A late 19th century French porcelain-mounted mantel clock

A late 19th century French porcelain-mounted mantel clock with matched garniture. The clock having a 3-inch white Roman dial (a/f) with painted centre, signed RAINGO FRES. A PARIS, with trefoil hands, now having a replacement back-wound timepiece movement, the case with cast gilt bronze figure of a maiden observing birds beside a vase of flowers, on arched dial housing and naturalistic base, breakfront platform with two Sevres-style porcelain panels, and toupie feet, 12.5", (31.5cm) high, together with a pair of three-branch candelabra each having foliate scroll sockets on two-handled ovoid porcelain bodies each painted with an oval panel of Cupid, on stepped circular gilt metal base, 17", (43cm) high, (s/d), (3).