Help with Clock

Recently pick up this anniversary clock with 2 beautiful figurines. One of man playing the fiddle and the other of a woman playing a harp. It does say West Germany on the clock, but that is all I could find out. Any info you all might have would be appreciated. The 2 figurines are stunning.

 

I know other members are going to ask for better individual close ups of each item as well as if there are any identifying marks on each….close up marks of them too!! Other than W. Germany, is there any maker’s name on the clock anywhere also??

 

Not sure if you are asking about the clock, or the figurines as well?
The clock is bound to be post WWII, with a W. Germany mark. Clocks are not my forte, but it looks like a very nice replica to me.
More photos would be welcome.

The figurines are not related to the clock, and could get more views and expertise on the Pottery etc forum.

 

A tourist item ca. 1945-89.

 

'Made in West Germany' markings began in 1949. End of the war to '49 had 'U.S. Zone Germany' mark. I have a few clocks with this stamp.

 

It goes well with your décor, and these 50s/60s German clocks are pretty decent timekeepers (my bedside table alarm clock is a little Europa and I don't complain). As to the figurines (to repeat what a friend said to me recently after I used that term), you stun easily!

 

Stunning is in the eye of the beholder.

 

a torsion pendulum clock.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torsion_pendulum_clock

probably made by August Schatz in Triberg in ze blackest forest hoohoo...

https://www.google.ch/search?q=augu...heyYbKWA7abjLsPjN2OqA4&bih=527&biw=1171&hl=de