Antique German wall clock mechanism made by Tobias Bäuerle & Söhne, St. Georgen, Germany, believed to date from the early 20th century, approximately 1905–1920.
The brass movement carries the distinctive running deer trademark and is marked “Patent 207937” and “34 cm P.” It features a white Roman numeral dial with ornate black hands and two winding points for the time and strike mechanisms.
The set includes the complete movement, dial, decorative pendulum with embossed running stag, and the mounting frame with spiral gong.
An attractive original German clock mechanism set, ideal for restoration, replacement or a clockmaking project.