A Table Clock Mysterious Helt By A Dressed Woman, 33cm High

This image shows a Junghans Diana “mystery” pendulum clock, an iconic piece from the early 20th century (circa 1900–1905). The clock is known as “mysterious” because the pendulum, which encompasses the entire clock case, appears to move without any visible drive while balancing on the figure’s hand.
Key features
Figure: A bronze sculpture of the goddess Diana in classical attire.
Movement: The clock itself functions as the weight of the pendulum and balances on a narrow point. The dial often features Arabic numerals and is sometimes made of porcelain.
Base: The figure is usually mounted on a polished wooden or ebonized base.
Dimensions: 33.5 cm high, 13.5 cm wide.