Pendulum spring-clocks of German origin are rare in the early period. This small, 18th century, example is signed on a dial signature plate „A.S. Pannyson Hanover“,  the movement backplate more fully signed „Andr. Siegfr. Pannyson Hanover“. The 8-day spring-movement  has verge escapement, fixed pendulum, having hour striking on 1 bell and quarter striking on 6 bells upon demand, the brass dial is partly silvered having apertures for a false-pendulum  and date in the matted centre within the chapter ring, a separate ring in the arch shows days of the week, pierced hands of black steel, contained in a solid fruitwood case, 36 cm high without handle. Circa 1760.

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