Anton Schneider Cuckoo Clocks
Anton Schneider started to make cuckoo clocks in 1848, in his farmhouse in Schonach in the Black Forest. The company’s headquarters have not changed since 1952. It is located in Schonach, on the Triberger road. Anton Schneider cuckoo clocks company can be proud of its long tradition. Six generations have been working and improving their activity.
These Anton Schneider cuckoo clocks are unique and special. It’s interesting that you can find diverse types of cuckoo clocks, with different themes and aspects. During the process of designing, manufacturers give a lot of attention to these clocks.
They dedicate a lot of time to details, managing each time to surprise us with some new, unusual detail that makes them different. Likewise, they try to introduce us to the Black forest way of life, showing everyday situations.
Unique and Special Anton Schneider Cuckoo Clocks
Their workshops include sections for carpentry, woodcarving, clock assembly, and the final check. In this way, Anton Schneider company keeps the whole clock production under control, making assured that the quality is at the highest level.
No doubt that these Anton Schneider cuckoo clocks are very popular, wonderful and every single of them represents a piece of art.
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Anton Schneider 8TMT3170/9 Cuckoo Clock
It’s no wonder that this cuckoo clock by Anton Schneider is elected for the clock of the year 2014. The large cuckoo clock represents a real Black forest house with its own peculiarities. The first thing which you will notice is a large roof with a belltower and a window.
Anton Schneider 1104-9 cuckoo clock
Cuckoo clock with beer drinker by Anton Schneider is a small clock that is practical for every room. Precisely because of its simplicity, the dark brown color, as well as the size, it is easy to adjust to different interiors. The wooden dial has nice wooden hands and Roman numerals that show the time.
Anton Schneider MT 6426-9 See-Saw Cuckoo Clock
Magical chalet-style Anton Schneider MT 6426-9 cuckoo clock with moving children on a see-saw. On the top of this beautifully crafted Anton Schneider cuckoo clock is a shingled roof with a carefully designed framework. The clock has a 1-day movement mechanism.
