Category: Ansonia Models

C.1894, Ansonia “Swing No. 1” , as-found, with top trim missing and with repro doll (an older one that is well done). Also the dial was replaced long ago with… Read more

Ansonia Clock Company, porcelain, “Tecumseh”, C. 1904. Case is 11″ high, signed on the back. Primary colors of pink and white, flowers painted in the white sections, gold accent applied… Read more

C.1885, Ansonia TRIUMPH Walnut parlor clock in fair to good condition, with restoration. Note the little “tails” on the top carving are missing, the dial is from another clock and… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. mantle clock, “Tunis”, C. 1894. This is an oak cabinet clock, 14″ high, partly cleaned, the dark coal soot and smoke still in the crevices. Looks fine,… Read more

C.1900, Ansonia VIOLINIST, in generally good original condition. Note the finish is worm to metal for the most part. However the best part is that both the violin and bow… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. porcelain cased, “Whisper”, C. 1901. Beautiful rich Ruby color, flowers front and sides, the usual gold highlights. One piece porcelain dial has a hairline between 6 and… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. porcelain clock, the “Actor”, ca 1904. Marked on the case, “Made in Germany”. 1 day, backwind and set, running. The Ansonia catalogs say this model is in… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn case, the “Anchor”, ca 1901. A porcelain case marked “Royal Bonn”, and the name “Anchor”, on the back. Made in Blue Delft, a style highly… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co., figural clock, “Art & Commerce”, ca 1894. Ansonia Clock Co., figure clock, “Art & Commerce”, ca 1894. Very large clock, enameled iron base is 25 inches wide,… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. hanging “Bagdad”, ca 1904. Before you look at anything else, examine the outstanding glass. In all my clock years I have not seen an original glass, in… Read more