Pendulum

Fechner Sound Pendulum – Sculptural Scientific Curiosity
An enigmatic and rare to find relic from a bygone scientific era, this Fechner sound pendulum blends function with mystery. Originally used for psychoacoustic experiments, developed by E. Zimmerman and produced between 1898 and 1908 in Leipzig and Berlin, its true purpose will remain a talking point—most have no idea what it is.
Mounted on a solid wood base with elegant geometric arms and a striking semicircular form, it reads like minimalist sculpture. Perfect for a modern interior, creative studio, or office—this piece invites curiosity, sparks conversation, and adds character without trying too hard.
A rare object for the design lover who appreciates the unexpected.
Measurements:
overall: 422 mm x 668 mm x 200 mm, 4.018 kg
depth: 195mm
height: 420mm
width: 560mm