公雞站在木堆上，高35公分

The way the rooster's tail feathers curve around the woodpile is so lifelike, it reminds me of the ones I'd see on my grandfather's farm. The detail in the carving is remarkable for something from 1741.

The hand-painted comb and wattle on this Meissen rooster are incredibly lifelike, with subtle shading that makes it feel like he could crow at any moment. I placed him on my mantel and the naturalistic pose draws the eye every time. It's a true testament to Kaendler's 1741 artistry that still feels

The rooster's stance on that pile of firewood is so lifelike, I half expect him to crow. The intricate feather detailing from 1741 still looks incredibly crisp and naturalistic.