Antique Wall clock, Haller, oak, first half of the 20th century

The case: Solid oak wood, with a decorative crest at the top (white applique), a round dial, and a pendulum visible through a lower glass pane.

Dial: The dial is metal-toned (silver/white) with Arabic numerals (1-12) and two winding holes (i.e., a mechanical 8-day movement or similar).

Pendulum: Visible brass pendulum bob behind glass.

Style: The design is traditional and somewhat conservative, typical of German wall-clocks of the inter-war / early post-war era rather than ultra-modern.

Maker’s mark: Clock indeed has “Haller” printed on the dial.

Condition: In good cosmetic shape (wood case intact, glass intact, dial legible). Chimes properly, mechanism is original, the clock is functioning.

Style: The design is traditional and somewhat conservative, typical of German wall-clocks of the inter-war / early post-war era rather than ultra-modern.

Size: 77h x 33w x 16d (cm)