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Schneider 8-Day Black Forest Chalet Cuckoo Clock with Children on Teeter-Totter
This charming 8-day chalet cuckoo clock by Anton Schneider captures a playful woodland scene in the heart of the Black Forest. The half-timbered chalet is adorned with bright red shutters and detailed balcony railings, evoking the warmth of a traditional alpine home.
Below the cuckoo’s door, children dance in circles on the balcony to the sound of the music. At the base, a young boy and girl enjoy a ride on a teeter-totter, moving up and down in rhythm with the melodies. Beside the chalet, a waterwheel gently turns near a small brook lined with stones and trees, while a stag stands quietly behind a wooden fence.
Handcrafted with exceptional detail and powered by an authentic 8-day mechanical movement, this clock blends motion, music, and storytelling to create a delightful piece of German artistry.
Q: What scene does this cuckoo clock depict?
A: It shows a cozy chalet with children playing on a teeter-totter, a turning waterwheel, and dancing figures on the balcony.
Q: What moves when the clock is running?
A: The children seesaw up and down, the balcony dancers spin, and the waterwheel turns gently beside the chalet.
Q: What type of music does this clock play?
A: It alternates between the traditional songs “Edelweiss” and “The Happy Wanderer” each hour.
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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.