Box regulator clock - Wood - 1920-1930

wooden regulator clock (wall clock with pendulum), recognizable by the characteristic rearing horse on top of the case. This type of clock, often referred to as a horse clock or Viennese regulator, was produced on a large scale from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century in Germany and Central Europe by well-known manufacturers such as Junghans, Kienzle and Wuba.

Features of this clock
Case: Made of oak or walnut wood with turned wooden columns on the sides and decorative pinnacles (finials) at the bottom.
Dial: Classic white dial featuring traditional Roman numerals and a chrome-plated or brass rim.
Pendulum: A mechanical pendulum system that is visible through the glass window in the door.