Thomas Haller Tambour Mantel Clock c. 1920

Haller was founded in 1880 (?) in Swchwennigen Germany by Thomas Haller (1854 + 1917) Joined by his son Thomas Ernst Haller (1878 + 1956) in 1903. The Haller operation came under the limited ownership of the Junghans brothers in 1900. That union was dissolved in 1903. In 1929 the firm was purchased by Kienzle. See Eluminary.org – Haller Clocks

This particular Thomas Haller mantel clock was exported from Germany to England in the 1920's prior to the Great Depression.

• The movement was cleaned and oiled.
• There were no bushings added to the pivots.
• The mainsprings are in great shape.
• The case has chips on the edges.
• The back door is slightly warped.
• It has the key.
• The clock runs eight days.
• Keeps time; however, will need adjusting.
• This clock must be level to run.