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Cloudnola Cuckoo Clock Dot Green

ProbableCredible evidence exists but classification is not fully established.

Record status

Individual type · partial

Period

2025

This contemporary cuckoo clock, titled Cuckoo Clock Dot, was designed by Renee Vendrig for Cloudnola. Encased in a circular wooden drum with a recessed sage green dial, it displays black baton hour and minute hands, a yellow central pinion cap, and printed baton hour and minute indices.

An aperture above the 12 o'clock position houses a yellow cuckoo bird figure that source reports emerges hourly. According to the seller, the clock is powered by a quartz movement requiring three AA batteries and features a silent night mode. It is presented with a trapezoidal sage green stand for tabletop or mantel display, with source also reporting wall-hanging capability.

Evidence at a glance

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Technical characteristics

Type
Cuckoo clock
Color
Sage Green
Designer
Renee Vendrig
Diameter
10.3 in / 26 cm
Power source
Battery operated (3x AA-battery)
Movement type
Quartz
Stand dimensions
2.2 x 7.9 x 3.4 in / 5.5 x 20 x 8.5 cm
Maker / attribution
Cloudnola

Design

Visible features
• Circular light-toned wooden outer case with a recessed sage green dial face. • Black baton hour and minute hands centered with a contrasting yellow cap. • Small circular window above the 12 o'clock position displaying a small yellow cuckoo bird figure. • Rests on a matching trapezoidal sage green stand for tabletop or mantel use. • Dial features printed black minute and hour markers, and is signed 'Cloudnola Amsterdam Est. 2013' above the 6 o'clock position.
Reported Movement and Mechanism
According to the auction listing, the clock is 'Battery operated (3x AA-battery)' and 'Equipped with a high-quality quartz'. The source claims that '[e]very hour, a charming cuckoo bird emerges to announce the time with a delightful chime' and that '[a] night shut-off feature ensures the clock remains quiet while you sleep.' Because the clock is documented only from a single front three-quarter viewpoint, internal movement parts, battery housing, and functional claims remain unverified by direct observation and are not recorded in this photographic source.
Visual Form and Display Configuration
The object presents as a modern timepiece featuring a circular light-toned wooden outer case and a recessed dial finished in sage green. A matching trapezoidal stand accompanies the drum case, allowing for tabletop or mantel display. The seller listing also states a double function offering 'Hanging or standing' placement options, though any wall-mounting fixtures on the reverse are not recorded in the visible photograph. The dial displays black baton hour and minute hands revolving around a contrasting yellow cap. Printed black markers indicate hours and minutes around the periphery, and the dial is signed 'Cloudnola Amsterdam Est. 2013' above the 6 o'clock position. Centered directly above the 12 o'clock position is a small circular aperture displaying a yellow cuckoo bird figure.
Design Attribution and Documentation Discrepancies
The listing credits the design with 'Design by Renee Vendrig' under the product title 'Cuckoo Clock Dot' and lists specifications including 'Diameter: 10.3 in / 26 cm' and 'Stand: 2.2 x7.9 x 3.4 in / 5.5 x 20 x 8.5 cm'. The seller's description also includes boilerplate marketing text claiming the clock features 'intricate wood carvings and classic chalet-style details'. Direct observation contradicts this description, showing a smooth, uncarved cylindrical wooden case without chalet ornamentation.

Identification

Source note
Facts transcribed from the linked source listing or collection record. Attribution and specifications are source-reported and have not been independently authenticated.

Catalogue references

No catalogue numbers recorded. Numbers are only published once transcribed from a verified edition of a standard catalogue — they are never inferred.

Research required

  • Research required: The auction listing includes promotional boilerplate mentioning 'intricate wood carvings and classic chalet-style details', which does not describe the minimalist cylindrical modern design shown.
  • Research required: Internal quartz movement and battery compartment are unobserved in the single photograph.
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