Small Quartz Cuckoo Wooden Wall Clock with Bird on Top - Mahogany

This small quartz cuckoo wall clock gives a wall the cosy charm of a traditional cuckoo clock, with a bird in flight spread across the top of its wooden case. Leaves and bunches of grapes frame the case all round, picked out in deeper reddish-brown tones against the warm mahogany colour of the wood, all in a matt finish. At its centre sits a black dial with white Roman numerals and white cut-out hands, a clear, classic face. Above the dial, a little door frames a cheerful yellow cuckoo with a green wing. Beneath the case hang a leaf pendulum and four chains, two carrying pine cone weights and two finishing in small rings. It measures 28cm high, 22cm wide and 13cm deep.

We think it suits a hallway, a living room, a dining room or a study, anywhere a traditional or country feel is welcome. Its compact size means it fits a narrow space between doorways, above a sideboard or beside a dresser, while the leaves, grapes and bird give it plenty of character up close. The cheerful cuckoo adds a playful note that brings a smile to a room, and the rich wood tone sits happily with oak, pine and painted furniture. Leave a clear drop beneath it so the chains, pendulum and weights hang freely.

Inside, a quartz movement keeps the analogue hands turning, powered by three C batteries (MN1400), and the clock has a chime. On the side of the case you will find a volume dial alongside reset and adjust buttons. It hangs from a hook on the wall. To keep the wood looking its best, dust it with a soft dry cloth and keep it out of direct sun and away from damp. Hang it at eye level where the cuckoo and the leafy frame can be seen, and let it bring a little old-world charm to your home.

How big is this cuckoo clock?

It measures 28cm high, 22cm wide and 13cm deep. That compact size suits a smaller wall, a hallway or a narrow space between doorways. Leave room beneath it for the pendulum and chains to hang.

What batteries does the cuckoo clock take?

It runs on three C batteries (MN1400). They power the quartz movement that turns the analogue hands and drives the chime.

Can I adjust the volume of the chime?

Yes. There is a volume dial on the side of the case, next to reset and adjust buttons, so you can set the sound to suit your room.

What is the clock made of?

The case is wooden, in a mahogany colour with a matt finish. It is decorated with leaves, bunches of grapes and a bird with outspread wings across the top.

How does the cuckoo clock hang on the wall?

It hangs from a hook on the wall. The leaf pendulum and four chains, two of them with pine cone weights, fall freely below the case.

How should I look after the wooden case?

Dust the wood and its leafy decoration now and then with a soft dry cloth. Keep the clock out of direct sun and away from damp to help it look its best.