A key focus of Oskar Spiegelhalder’s Black Forest Collection is the history of clockmaking, featuring numerous examples of lacquer-panel and figurine clocks.
A unique feature of the collection is that it preserves not only the finished products but also documents the entire manufacturing process: from the artistic designs to the mixing of colors and the technical execution.
A flute clock dating from around 1820 can be demonstrated by museum docents upon request. Please let us know if you’re interested! Ina Sahl writes more about the clocks and their restoration on the STADT HOCH 2 blog.
