Well-running horse clock from 1908 with a Carl Johannes Schlenker and Jakob Kienzle timepiece in a partly spruce and walnut-wood case, with a large window and 2 side windows from which the movement and detailed support is clearly visible, the cabinet comes with a suspension possibility and adjusting screws for the vertical adjustment. The timepiece features the brand stamp of Schlenker, the winged wheel and a Deutsche Reichs patent with number 147023 which was issued in January 1904 to Erhard Robert Schlenker and was in effect from December 1902. E.H. Schlenker was connected with Jakob Kienzle in the production of clocks. The movement is on a detailed metal base with a striking mechanism spiral, the dial and sling disc are decorated with a beautiful hammer of flowers. The pendulum is a regulator type which absorbs temperature fluctuations for the elongation and contraction of the pendulum. Classic hands adorn the face of the dial with a beige ring with old German numerals, the ring of lacquer shows some crackle. In order to manually set the time, the stroke time odometer lever comes with a pull cord with a wooden ball. The dimensions of the clock are 97 cm high, without attachment 72 cm high, the largest width 30 cm and the depth 19 cm, the clock comes with a new key no. 9 4.5 mm and a spare sling spring with mounting pin. Specifications: some veneer work is damaged on the corners of the base plate with the set screws, see the latest photos. The top unit was destroyed, this has been replaced by a similar-looking unit with a horse. The photos are part of the description. The clock will be shipped registered, insured and well-packaged.