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Price????????????????????????????????????? It is exquisite!!!!!!!!!! Does it work?
And a full size pic would be great!!!!!!!!!
And WHERE did you find it???
The works are there, but it freezes up after a few seconds. It probably needs cleaning. It's been hanging in the antique mall in Fife for three years. Mr. H thinks it may be by the same carver as another clock we have. The dealer wanted $500 for it. Mr. H offered her $200. She countered with $300. I suggested $250. She countered with $265. We accepted. I learned to bargain in Korea. it comes in handy in antique malls.
Great job on bargaining. It's a great skill to have. Most of the time I will ask for a discount if I think I have a chance. I have had a few clerks get nasty, but for the most part, I can get some sort of discount. I did it a Home Depot, for some insulation. There were 2 sheets of the stiff foam insulation sheets that had damaged sides. I asked if they would discount them for me. They did, and both me and the girls are happy.
The works are supposed to be cleaned yearly. I learned that about 8 years after we bought our clock. It isn't cheap to have the clocks clean professionally. The cuckoo clock that I bought in 1982, when I was in Austria. The clock now needs a whole new clock works. DH can replace it for me, as soon as I buy the works. It just hasn't been a priority so far.