Hi,

I have an antique Black Forest cuckoo-and-quail wall clock that appears to date to approximately circa 1880. I have located photographs of a nearly identical surviving example that still has its original decorative components, and I am looking for someone to help restore it to its natural beauty.

I am looking for carved bone clock hands, the missing Roman numeral IX, a new pendulum, and the missing/broken wood carvings. If anyone know of someone to contact I would love a recommendation! Below is a picture of mine vs what I believe is the identical example with all the original pieces.

I did just pay to have the internal components cleaned and replaced, it works perfect, but I would love to fix the pieces that have been replaced and broken over the years.

Thank you

Melissa

I have a 6-note flute clock that requires a big heavy fir cone weight to power the 2 large bellows. Does anyone have one for sale please? The clock will require an overhaul/restoration anyway.

If you can also advise how to order the tiny eyelets for the vertical hook of one of the flute player's doors to hook onto, I'd appreciate any advice on that also. I have bought something that might work from a hardware store, but I suspect they'll be too big. Currently, the RHS door is 'skew whiff' (lop sided) and so the 2 doors for the flute player emerging struggle to open.

At some point I will upload a video of the trumpeter mechanism working. Still getting to know the clock and how it works.