Horizontal clock by Johann Wüsthof(f), active around 1660-1680 in Hall, probably later round brass case with remnants of gilding, walling finely engraved with ornamentation ribbon with tendril, Fleur-de-Lis and relief lion masquerons, fold off stand ring with built-in bell, on four feet, decorated with acanthus leaves and Fleur de-Li, as well as relief lion-masqueron, dial decorated with the same motifs, with Roman numerals, a large hour hand, decentrally small display with Roman quarter-hours, board with remnants of gilding, decorated with laid-up, broken and engraved work of flowers and tendrils, provided with clock-making engraving and place indication "Johann Wüsthof Hall", unruhkloben pierced and engraved with flower and tendon work, a Spring for the hour stroke, another for the quarter stroke, each with a florally decorated hammer, lock disc percussion for the full hours, with inscription "The hours you like to remember here", impact movement for the fourth hours with inscription „Here it shows Den fiertel Schlag", spindle movement runs over chain and snail, walkable, height 12 cm, diameter from the feet from 15cm. Provenance: Auction Gallery at Neumarkt, Zurich, 1971.