Clock-peddler table clock - Metal - 1960-1970





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Table clock in the form of a peddler from the Black Forest, metal with a mechanical movement and perpetual power reserve, striking every half hour on one gong, dating to 1960–1970, from Germany, in good used condition with minor signs of aging, height 33 cm, width 16 cm, depth 6 cm, weight 1 kg, no winding key.
Description from the seller
This figurine is a Black Forest Uhrenträger, a type of German figurative clock.
Key Information
Type of object: It is a fantasy clock (or peddler's clock), known as Uhrenmännchen or Uhrenträger in German.
Origin: These watches are typical of the Black Forest (Schwarzwald) region in Germany, famous for its watchmaking tradition, which also produces cuckoo clocks.
The figurine depicts a peddler or a clock merchant, wearing a small dial clock on his chest. The movement is generally a Zappler movement, characterized by its small visible balance wheel oscillating in front of the dial, often under a glass dome.
Materials: They are often made of cold-painted cast iron or cast metal, sometimes in wood.
Period: Old examples often date back to around 1900, although reproductions were made later, up until the 1960s-1970s.
This figurine is a Black Forest Uhrenträger, a type of German figurative clock.
Key Information
Type of object: It is a fantasy clock (or peddler's clock), known as Uhrenmännchen or Uhrenträger in German.
Origin: These watches are typical of the Black Forest (Schwarzwald) region in Germany, famous for its watchmaking tradition, which also produces cuckoo clocks.
The figurine depicts a peddler or a clock merchant, wearing a small dial clock on his chest. The movement is generally a Zappler movement, characterized by its small visible balance wheel oscillating in front of the dial, often under a glass dome.
Materials: They are often made of cold-painted cast iron or cast metal, sometimes in wood.
Period: Old examples often date back to around 1900, although reproductions were made later, up until the 1960s-1970s.

