Cuckoo clock - Wood, Brass - 1880-1920






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Antique Black Forest cuckoo clock with a richly carved wooden case, dating to ca. 1880–1910, made in Germany from wood and brass with a mechanical movement, two weight-driven chains, a one-day power reserve, Roman numeral dial, and a traditional cuckoo call, in good used condition and measuring 53 cm high by 42 cm wide by 20 cm deep (weight 4000 g).
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Antique Black Forest cuckoo clock – richly carved wood – ca. 1880–1910
Beautifully executed antique Black Forest cuckoo clock, probably manufactured in Germany around the end of the 19th century or the beginning of the 20th century.
The clock features a richly carved wooden case with a traditional hunting-lodge style design. The front is elaborately decorated with large carved leaves and is crowned by a finely carved bird. The dark finish and natural patina emphasize the authentic, antique character of the clock.
The round dial is equipped with Roman numerals and decorative hands. Above the dial is the traditional door behind which the cuckoo appears.
Inside there is a mechanical brass movement with chain and weight drive. The clock is powered by two traditional pinecone-shaped weights. On either side of the movement are the two bellows that create the characteristic cuckoo call. Beneath the case hangs a carved leaf-shaped pendulum.
On the inside of the wooden back panel are several old handwritten maintenance and repair notes. Among others, the date 1975 is visible; this probably concerns a maintenance or repair date and not the clock’s year of manufacture.
The clock shows normal signs of use and age appropriate for a piece of this age. The wood has developed a beautiful natural patina over the years.
Origin: Germany, Black Forest
Dating: probably ca. 1880–1910
Material: carved wood, likely walnut, brass and metal
Movement: mechanical
Drive: chains with two weights
Running time: presumably a 1-day movement
Function: time display and traditional cuckoo call
Dial: Roman numerals
The exact maker and production date have not been determined.
The photos are part of the description and provide a good impression of the clock’s condition, design, and mechanical workings.
Antique Black Forest cuckoo clock – richly carved wood – ca. 1880–1910
Beautifully executed antique Black Forest cuckoo clock, probably manufactured in Germany around the end of the 19th century or the beginning of the 20th century.
The clock features a richly carved wooden case with a traditional hunting-lodge style design. The front is elaborately decorated with large carved leaves and is crowned by a finely carved bird. The dark finish and natural patina emphasize the authentic, antique character of the clock.
The round dial is equipped with Roman numerals and decorative hands. Above the dial is the traditional door behind which the cuckoo appears.
Inside there is a mechanical brass movement with chain and weight drive. The clock is powered by two traditional pinecone-shaped weights. On either side of the movement are the two bellows that create the characteristic cuckoo call. Beneath the case hangs a carved leaf-shaped pendulum.
On the inside of the wooden back panel are several old handwritten maintenance and repair notes. Among others, the date 1975 is visible; this probably concerns a maintenance or repair date and not the clock’s year of manufacture.
The clock shows normal signs of use and age appropriate for a piece of this age. The wood has developed a beautiful natural patina over the years.
Origin: Germany, Black Forest
Dating: probably ca. 1880–1910
Material: carved wood, likely walnut, brass and metal
Movement: mechanical
Drive: chains with two weights
Running time: presumably a 1-day movement
Function: time display and traditional cuckoo call
Dial: Roman numerals
The exact maker and production date have not been determined.
The photos are part of the description and provide a good impression of the clock’s condition, design, and mechanical workings.
