Stag Head Quartz Cuckoo Wall Clock with Pendulum - Brown

This stag head cuckoo wall clock brings old forest-lodge style to the room, with a full spread of antlers rising from the top of its roof. Below the stag, two large oak leaves sweep out to either side of a little gabled house, and a small cuckoo bird sits behind a pair of shutters just above the dial. A long-eared hare and a bird stand guard on either side of the face, and a cluster of leaves gathers beneath it. The dial is clear and easy to read, with cream Roman numerals and pointed hands around a gold-coloured centre, all set against a warm, rich brown finish. It runs on a quartz movement and measures 22cm wide and 19cm deep.

A clock like this belongs where it can be seen: above a fireplace, in a hallway, on a landing or over a dresser in a country-style dining room. It suits a traditional or farmhouse home, a cosy snug or a book-lined study, and it brings a forest feel to a cabin-style room. The warm brown tone sits happily alongside cream walls, deep green paintwork and natural textures, so it fits in as easily as it stands out.

Beneath the house, a leaf-shaped pendulum hangs on a slender rod between brass-coloured chains finished with two dark pine-cone weights, adding to the traditional look. The house has a sloping roof and a deep, box-like body behind its decorated front, so hang it where the pendulum and chains can drop freely, clear of doors and furniture. To keep the detailed front looking its best, dust it with a soft dry cloth or a soft brush, working into the leaves and antlers, and keep it away from damp and direct heat. Hung at eye level or a little higher, it becomes the heart of the room, and it makes a handsome gift for anyone who loves a classic clock.

How big is this cuckoo wall clock?

It measures 22cm wide and 19cm deep. Allow room below it on the wall so the pendulum and chains can hang freely.

Does the clock have a pendulum?

Yes. A leaf-shaped pendulum hangs beneath the house on a slender rod, between two chains finished with dark pine-cone weights.

What colour is the clock?

It has a warm, rich brown finish throughout, with cream Roman numerals and pointed hands on the dial for easy reading.

Is there a cuckoo bird on the clock?

Yes. A small cuckoo bird sits behind a pair of shutters just above the dial, tucked beneath the stag head and the oak leaves.

Where would this clock look best?

It suits a hallway, a landing, a snug or the wall above a fireplace, anywhere a traditional or country-style clock can be seen and admired.

How should I look after it?

Dust it with a soft dry cloth or a soft brush, working gently into the leaves and antlers, and keep it away from damp and direct heat.