3 Black Forest cuckoo clocks for restoration No pendulums and weights A wonderful collector’s set of three classic, hand-carved wooden cuckoo clocks from the renowned Black Forest region of Germany. This collection traces the evolution of German clockwork mechanisms from the 1900s through the 1970s—an excellent choice for restorers! 1. Antique clock with an openwork brass movement (c. 1900–1930). Case: A traditional hand-carved wooden "chalet-style" housing, adorned with a motif of maple or oak leaves, featuring carved wooden hands and a dial with Roman numerals. Movement: An authentic pre-war, solid-brass mechanism with intricate, openwork plates—a rare and valuable piece from the first half of the 20th century. 2. Interwar-period clock with decorative elements and a count-wheel mechanism (c. 1920–1950). Case: A striking, expressive dial featuring Arabic numerals and a carved floral or star-shaped accent at the center. Movement: A robust brass mechanism equipped with a count wheel—a hallmark of mid-century German horology (associated with makers such as Hubert Herr or Hettich). 3. "Regula" cuckoo clock — Made in Germany (c. 1960–1980). Case: Features elaborate, high-relief carvings of birds and foliage in light-toned wood, complemented by gold-colored dial details. Movement: An original German-made Regula (E. Burger & Söhne) movement, model 100/171. It bears clear "Made in Germany" markings and a serial number stamped onto the brass plate. Shipped well-packaged !