Original handmade Black Forest Cuckoo Clock / Made in Germany 2-6777t

Description

Cuckoo clock walnutcol

• 1-day-movement mechanical
• With night-shutoff, wooden face and wooden dials
• Moving Black Forest woman ringing the bell, turning water wheel / 4 turning dancing figurines

Wooden dial
This cuckoo clock comes with wooden dial and wooden numbers, no plastic.

Wooden hands
This cuckoo clock comes with wooden hands, no plastic.

Wooden bird
This cuckoo clock comes with a wooden cuckoo bird, no plastic.

Night shut-off
This cuckoo clock comes with a manual night shut-off. It is either a switch on one side of the clock, or a little wire under the clock. You can use it to turn the cuckoo call and music on and off.

Size information
The height of a clock is measured from the very top (for example at the top of the antlers on hunter-style clocks) to the bottom of the clock. The weights and the pendulum do NOT count when measuring the height.

Brand

Hönes

Manufactured by Hönes in Titisee-Neustadt (Black Forest / Germany), the world market leader of original cuckoo clocks from the Black Forest. All Hönes Cuckoo Clocks carry the Certificate of Authenticity of the VDS – Black Forest Clock Association. Therefore this Cuckoo Clock fulfills the quality requirements of the Black Forest Clock Association (VDS).

Additional information

General information

Please note that on some cuckoo clocks there may be slight differences between the picture on the web and the actual clock. For example there may or may not be “Made in Germany” engraved in the clock’s dial. This depends on the manufacturer, and we have no control over this. Also there are two different kind of wooden dials ( but we also have no influence of the mounted dials). All clocks have the brand sign of the manufacturer on the dial instead of the 12. Some of our pictures still show the dial with the number 12 insteads of the brand sign. Sorry that we do not have any other pictures yet.
The exact color of stained (brown) clocks is always a little different. The handmade process of staining the wood sometimes produces a little lighter or darker results.