Loki a Norse Story Hand Painted Redemption Quartz Cuckoo Clock |
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$ 149 USD |
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Our artist Damary hand painted a story of the Norse Loki (Loki of the 13th hour) with 12 Gods of Asgard. The clock works was assembled from a kit (New) that features a complete model of a bird that comes out and flaps its wing at every Cuckoo Calls. The large size Dial (51 ¼ inches) has a Night Silencer eye on top of the XII (12th Hour Mark) that will automatically shuts off all the sounds but the clock will continue to run. A Selector switch on the left side can be moved to Low volume, High volume or OFF on sounds. Clock works by 2 D size cells batteries. This clock is also versable were you don’t have to use the pendulum (it can be parked) and the plastic weights so you have only the square artwork. Over all measurement with the weights is about 35 inches long (17 inches on the square artwork) by 12 inches across and about 6 inches deep. Comes with the typed story tale.
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Hubert Herr Old Style 8-day |
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$ 179.99 USD |
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Another rare model made by Hubert Herr but with the newer style movement. We thoroughly cleaned this clock and Sonic cleaned and oiled the movement. All of the carvings are intact. Measures appx. 14 inches high by 10 inches across and about 5 inches deep. Comes with its numerical certificate, easy set-up instructions and a 3 page article about cuckoo clock origins. |
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Stallion & Colt Ceramic w/Mechanical wind-up Mantle/Table Clock |
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$ 89 USD |
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Brown and White Horses on a base but all in 1 ceramic build. No cracks or Fixes!, unbelievable conditions, very well keep. The mechanical movement was designed to be removed and put back in place on every wind-up. The movement was also disassembled clean and then oiled. It also has a alarm that is automatically wind-up as the time is wind up. 1 full wound will last about 24 hours. Dial measures 2 ½ inches round. On the bottom base is hardly readable but we believe it read “HOLL”?. Complete measurements are 13 inches tall by 12 inches across and about 6 inches oval.
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