C.1901, Ansonia Clock Co., “Kensington” mantel clock in Colonial Brass Finish. The case is in overall nice condition with minor tarnish on the top. The dial shows some wear to numerals near the winding holes, but overall the Nouveau numerals are in great shape (they are very often rubbed off on these models). The hands are original, movement clean and in good running order. Height 12 inches
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Ansonia Royal Bonn “La Cannes” Porcelain Mantel Clock, circa 1904 Porcelain case; brass movement, 12″ tall by 11 1/2″ wide; condition: excellent. This clock has been carefully inspected by a qualified clockmaker and adjusted to run perfectly. The only part that isn\’t original to the clock is the replacement tin can cover on the rear.
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Ansonia Clock Co. “La Charny”, a Royal Bonn clock, ca early 1900\’s. This is another perfect porcelain clock from a great collection of Ansonia Royal Bonn clocks. They spent a large portion of their life inside a glass case, for display only. It is very clean, shining, properly marked, front and back. This case was also molded leaving openings, on each side of the dial, and flanked with sea serpents?, lions head on top. It stands 11 1/2 inches high, 11 inches wide. Finished in beautiful decorator colors, blues, yellow, rose, light green, and tastefully added gold around the edges. Decorated the same on the sides and top. 8 day, gong strike, French sash, beveled glass, 2 piece porcelain dial and open escapement feature. You won\’t find one nicer .Ly-Ansonia No.2546.
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C.1900, Ansonia Royal Bonn “La Cruz\’ Porcelain china clock in excellent original condition, with good paper dial with gilt center. The medium green case is flawless, and decorated with blue and dark pink flowers. With both Royal Bonn signature and La Cruz model intact. Runs and strikes fine. Height 11 \’
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Ansonia ” LA DUCHESSE” Enameled Iron with open dial, circa 1890 Ansonia clock. Only 3″ thick. Lion heads. Case: Original finish and original dial. Enameled metal case 12″ wide x 10.5″ tall x 4.75″ deep. Works: 8 day time and strike on hour and half hour on bell. Reference: Ansonia clocks by Tran Duy Ly. I got help. La Duchesse first came with a statue (1883) and later was sold without one (1886 and 1894 catalogs). It does not appear in the 1901 catalog, so it\’s definitely 19th century. Condition: Case – excellent, some spots on the top where enamel has failed, (see picture); Works and dial – excellent.
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Ansonia and Royal Bonn “La Hay” Mantel Clock, c.1895 Case- The Royal Bonn Co., Germany; the movement (works) by the Ansonia Clock Co., New York; the porcelain case with floral abundance-Royal Blue accents with white background behind the flowers and gold highlighting on edges. Flowers on each side of the case also. Brass movement; fancy brass dial center and bezel. Paper numeral ring; 11 inches tall by 8″ wide; Condition: Very clean and beautiful clock; in good running condition. Additional Dealer Comments: Royal Bonn collectors often seem to demand only those clocks with an outside escapement-meaning that there is a little toothed wheel under the numeral 12 which rotates as the clock operates. This seems to fascinate and charm certain types of individuals. Others prefer the shape of the clock case and still others the coloring. This beauty-marked the \’LA HAY\’ by the Royal Bonn Co. (on the back of the clock case) is as colorful and attractive as any we\’ve seen. It is clean and without any chips or gouges. There IS however, a tiny hair line on the back of the case below the Royal Bonn trademark. It is stable and will undoubtedly never cause any further problems-but it IS there and we want prospective buyers to know about it up front to spare them (and us) the distress of “discovering” something not disclosed ahead of time.
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C.1904, Ansonia Clock Co., “La Manche”, Royal Bonn porcelain mantel clock in excellent condition. This is a very attractive shaded case, starting with dark aqua at top down to yellow in the center and finally green at the base, the front accented with painted water lilies. The porcelain dial and beveled door glass are perfect. There is a little loss of the gold on the upper edges. The hands are original. The signed 8-day movement has been cleaned and is ready to use. Height 13.75” $1,000-$1,250
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C.1905, Ansonia, “La Nord” Royal Bonn Porcelain china shelf clock clock in excellent condition. We had the cousin to this clock in last Nov sale, lot 362 which had pansies instead of the roses on this one. This clock is white porcelain with light blue accent color and gold highlights in addition to the floral decorations. The case has no chips nor cracks, with strong signature and original dust cover. Case also has model name pressed into the porcelain before firing. We expect this to attract a lot of interest. Height 11 inches
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C.1905, Ansonia “La Orne” Porcelain china mantel clock china clock in excellent original condition, movement cleaned and in good running order. Although this clock has a solid porcelain dial, the colors are quite dramatic: white case with violet and gold outlines on all the raised features and dark red ruffled blossoms (also on sides). An un-common model. Height 10 inches $500-750
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“Ansonia ” LA ROCHE” Royal Bonn China Clock , circa 1900 Perfect condition. Case: One of the most beautiful of all the Royal Bonn China cases. 13.5″ tall. Heavy beveled glass. Works: Ansonia 8 day time and strike on gong. Reference: Ansonia Clocks by Tran Duy Ly Condition: Case – Excellent, no chips, no repairs; Works – Excellent.
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