Saturday, while my daughter Jamie was warming up for her All-Star baseball game in Sebastopol, CA, I took a jaunt over to a fun little thrift store benefiting Hospice. I found this darling little antique cuckoo clock for $3.
It’s missing the pinecone weights, and doesn’t really work, but it was so stinking cute with a mamma bird feeding her babies, I had to bring it home for my studio.
You can enjoy it as well by grabbing my very amature animation for your blog by clicking on the image to access the HTML code for adding it as a blog gadget or into a blog post. Sorry, but with this clock, although it’s always wound, time continues to stand still.
9 comments:
Adorable clock!!!
P.S. Thanks for sening me the direct link last week :-)
Hi Cathe,
I LOVE the cuckoo clock and will post it on my blog. I grew up with a cuckoo clock in my parents' house and even now that I don't live in a house with one, I hear the ticktock as an inner rhythm. Thanks for posting this little goodie!
Emanda
www.ArtemisiaStudio.blogspot.com
I also grew up with a cuckoo clock cuckoo-ing away every half-hour (music and dancing on the hour). This will most definitely go on my blog. I love it! Thank you!!
Time may be standing still... but to me it says "Lunch time" so its all good! lol
~Cheryl
My husband brought one to his mother home from Japan in 1950 I love it.and I love your Blog. You are soooo clever Be blessed
Thank you! I love the Cuckoo Clock and grabbed it. I'm of German descent and remember my grandparents having several Cuckoo Clocks in the house.
The 7th is 54 for us We are Blessed as well Be Happy
Oh I have to have this !!!! I would have paid thru the roof for this clock !!! Total score !
You know, this is a very collectable Lux or Keebler clock; they go for $50 and up on eBay. I can't believe you got one for $3!
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