Ansonia Clock Model Names Index – Antique Ansonia Clocks

Ansonia Clock Model Names: Complete Index

The Ansonia Clock Company produced hundreds of distinct clock models over its nearly 80-year history (1850-1929). Each model was given a unique name — from American place names like “Wyoming” and “Wichita” to classical names like “Zenith” and “Diana” to descriptive names like “Crystal Regulator” and “Cabinet.” This index lists all Ansonia clock models in our database.

How Ansonia Named Its Clocks

Ansonia used a variety of naming conventions across different product lines. Their porcelain and Royal Bonn case clocks were frequently given American city and state names — Wyoming, Wichita, Havana, and hundreds more. Crystal regulators often carried more classical or aspirational names like Zenith, Diana, and Monarch. Novelty and figural clocks were named after the figure or motif they depicted. Many models were also identified by catalog numbers rather than names, particularly in earlier production periods.

Identifying Your Clock’s Model Name

Your Ansonia clock’s model name may appear in several places. Check the paper label inside or on the back of the case — many labels include the model name. The name may also be cast or embossed directly into the case on metal-cased clocks. If no name is visible, you can often identify the model by comparing your clock’s physical characteristics to catalog images. The Tran Duy Ly reference book “Ansonia Clocks” is the most comprehensive catalog of Ansonia models and is an invaluable resource for identification.

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