
C.1906, Ansonia Clock Co., “LADY” in good original condition. 1-day time. For details, see LY, No. 2294. A nice example of this model. Height 11 inches
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C.1906, Ansonia Clock Co., “LADY” in good original condition. 1-day time. For details, see LY, No. 2294. A nice example of this model. Height 11 inches
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Ansonia Clock Co. “Lydia”, ca 1894. One of the figural clocks most collectors are trying to find for their collections. It is a much larger clock than the pictures in the catalogs depict. It stands 19 1/2 inches high, and is very heavy. The metal is finished in Barbedienne, a member of the gold family. To point out just a few of the figures on the clock, starting at the base; sea serpents make up each of the 4 corners extending down to the feet. There is an eagle on the base with banners in his mouth that reach up each side to the head of a goddess. There are cherubs standing on each side of the urn. The urn top appears to have some fresh finish. There is a rams head in the center above the dial, same on the back. The cherubs have a bow over their shoulder. The later Lydia\’s did not have that feature. Gilt 2 piece porcelain dial with open escapement, silver dial ring, beveled glass. Movement is 8 day, striking on a gong. This is a very ornately decorated clock, complete with a back door, correct pendulum, and hands. Ly-Ansonia No.1585.
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Ansonia Clock Co. crystal regulator, “Marquis”, ca 1904. This nice clock is 8 day and would normally strike on a standing gong, however the movement has no strike side wheels except the main spring barrel The clock is an excellent runner so for those who don\’t like the noise this one could be what you want The polished brass case has rich gold ornaments All parts are there and it has four perfect beveled glasses It has a two piece porcelain dial, which is excellent, and the always sought after feature, the visible escapement Ly-Ansonia No.334
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C.1900, Ansonia, Model 502, Royal Bonn porcelain china clock in very good original condition. This would rate outstanding if not for a little discoloration to the case under the dial, probably from over-oiling the movement at an earlier time. The colors on the case are elegantly sublime, a soft green with darker green shadows and gold highlights, and the case has no chips nor cracks. Open escape dial is perfect and with good Bonn trademark on the rear. This clock was cleaned recently (repair sticker) and is in good running order. For details on this hard-to-find model, see Ly\’s Ansonia book (1998), page 628. It is not apparent in the photo, but this case is “pierced” above the dial under the arch. Height 10 1/2″
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Ansonia Clock Company figure clock, “Music”, C. 1894. All metal has a silver finish except the enameled iron base that has good black paint. This came from a collector of Ansonia statue clocks. He says the silver color is original, and of course Ansonia did make some in silver. He has several with the silver gray look, and I can see why. When completely clean it looks real nice. The movement, porcelain dial with open escape, original hands, beveled glass, pendulum, dust cover, all original and real nice. Everything is as would be expected from an Ansonia collector, no damage or missing parts, and the 8 day movement is running and striking the standing gong on half hours and hours. It is 21.75″ high, and very heavy. In the last 3-5 years we have seen this model bring $1500 and up in some auctions. Ly-Ansonia #502.
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C.1904, Ansonia Clock Co., “NIOBE”, oak cased wall regulator with fancy cast pendulum and twisty weights, and in excellent restored condition. The case has been nicely refinished to a golden color. The cast brass trim pieces are all intact, as are the little cast weight stops that are so often missing. The silvering is worn off the dial plate which is now a coppery color, but other than that this is really a great example of this model, clean and running well. Height 45 inches
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C.1886, Ansonia NOVELTY No. 27, Masonic themes, in good original condition. For reference, see Ly No. 2018; his suggested retail price $475. Height 7 inches
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30 day Ansonia wall clock c. 1901 Dimensions:32″ tall with a 12″ dial diameter incl. bezel. Maker/Mfgr./Author/Artist:Ansonia Clock Co., New York, NY. Condition:Excellent-restored (dial recovered; case refinished professionally; running perfectly.) Circa:1901 Materials:Pak case; brass movement; paper over zinc dial. Description:Thirty-day wall regulator clock. Ansonia Clock Co. in New York. The Oak case has no breaks or cracks, and it has been professionally refinished to a lovely medium brown shade. The dial has been recovered and the movement runs perfectly and keeps time! Ansonia named this model-The “Office”, and gave it a seconds dial to add to the interest and “action” of the clock. It is a 30-day “long-drop” (to use the term applied to clocks with longer pendulum housings) which are not as frequently found on the market as their 8-day companions.
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C.1910, Ansonia Clock Co., OSCEOLA porcelain china clock in very good original condition, except for a missing rear dust cover (these are available from Timesavers for a few dollars). Open escapement movement and dial are in sound and complete condition, but are dirty and require cleaning. This is a nice dark pink color, with gold highlights intact. Will restore nicely Height 11 1/2″
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C.1905 Ansonia Clock Co., “Pirate” Alarm Clock (4″ Arabic dial). This nickel plated clock is in very nice condition with no signs of rust or corrosion; small ding in case; bell standard slightly bent. The dial is very clean. Ticks alarms; Ly\’s 1998 value $65. Height 5″
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