Cuckoo Clocks come in all shapes and sizes. This list is by no means inclusive, but shows the examples of clocks I do have to work on when my skill and confidence rise. For more information, click on the links to the left.

 

Spring Wound Cuckoo Clock Year: circa 1920 Description: This unusual Spring Wound Cuckoo Clock is one of my favorites, and hung in my Grandfather's (Opa) Den for years. The movers crushed the trim pieces on the last move and we are currently locked in legal proceedings in trying to get the claim paid for repairs

Ellie's Cuckoo Clock Year: circa 1930 Description: In a deal I made with my mother, I am to clean and repair two of these cuckoo clocks for my nieces. In return she let me have the bulk of my dad's once prized collection. I chose this one, as it is an older model and although rather plain, it still looks good.

Mollie's Cuckoo Clock Year: circa 1920 Description: As in the description above, this is the other clock chosen for restoration. It is heavier, and probably of better construction.

Grand ma's Cuckoo Clock Year: circa 1957 Description: This clock my dad brought back from overseas as a gift for his folks. I still have the customs tag he had to fill out when he brought it back with him. Like most of the other clocks, this one was damaged in our coast to coast move.

More Cuckoo Clocks than you can shake a stick at Year: Various Description: The rest of the Cuckoo Clocks, all clumped together for easy viewing.