Cuckoo clock - Black Forest house beer drinker

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Worker Josef enjoys his after-work beer on this original Black Forest cuckoo clock with a shingled hipped roof The Black Forest snack is waiting for him in the basket. He also has a visit from an owl sitting on the wooden trunk, waiting to see if it can get a piece of Black Forest ham. The wooden cuckoo calls out the number of hours on the hour (e.g. at 3 p.m. 3 times) and once on the half hour. The beer drinker moves and raises his arm, the water wheel also turns. After the cuckoo call, one of the two melodies sounds every half hour, to which the water wheel and the dancers dressed in Black Forest costume on the balcony also move. The wooden house is stained walnut with beautiful red shutters. This model has a manual night shut-off. The dial, numerals and hands are also made of wood. The mechanical striking mechanism runs for 24 hours. This work of art is manufactured by the Hekas company in Schonach, which was founded in 1938 by Helmut Kammerer and is now in its 3rd generation of "tradition in perfection".