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Schneider 8-Day Black Forest Cuckoo Clock with Bell Tower and Sawmill Scene
This handcrafted 8-day German cuckoo clock by Anton Schneider captures the charm and spirit of the Black Forest through its intricate chalet design and mechanical artistry. Between doors painted with Edelweiss motifs, dancing couples spin across the upper balcony as the music plays. The chalet features a steep roof, stone-textured façade, and green shuttered windows with flower boxes, while a bell tower rises above to ring in harmony with the cuckoo bird’s call.
Below, the lively sawmill scene comes to life. A saw moves up and down through a log, a woodchopper raises his axe, and a waterwheel turns slowly beside a flower-lined fence. Nearby, a St. Bernard dog and a deer complete the charming woodland setting. Every motion, sound, and carving reflects the traditional craftsmanship that makes the Black Forest cuckoo clock world-famous.
Q: Does the sawmill actually function?
A: Yes, the saw moves up and down in rhythm with the cuckoo and music, simulating real sawmill motion.
Q: What songs does the clock play?
A: It alternates between “Edelweiss” and “The Happy Wanderer,” both traditional German melodies.
Q: Is it truly made in the Black Forest?
A> Yes, this clock is handcrafted in Germany’s Black Forest region by Anton Schneider, continuing a family tradition of quality clockmaking since 1848.
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Certified Authenticity – VDS Seal of Quality
Every cuckoo clock is handcrafted in the Black Forest and certified by the VDS (Verein die Schwarzwalduhr)for its authenticity and craftsmanship. Shop with confidence, knowing you're purchasing an original, high-quality Black Forest Cuckoo Clock from a trusted seller.