C.1895, Ansonia “TIVOLI”, walnut cased shelf clock, with restoration. This is a great little case with original finish, even has birds-eye top and sides. At some point the clock got separated from its dial and now has an old replacement and a new bezel. The movement has been recently cleaned and runs fine; 8-day time and strike on a gong. Height 15 inches
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Ansonia Clock Co., “Triumph”, ca 1880, the oak model. See description above, they are identical except for the wood. Complete, all original, good label, glass, 8 day strike and alarm, original cupids, etc. Ly-Ansonia No.2772 and page 444.
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Ansonia Clock Co., Crystal Regulator, “Utopia”, 1914. The clock is pictured and described in Ly-Ansonia No. 330. The original “Utopia” clocks are currently selling between $3000 and $4000, if you can find one. This clock is a contemporary model that is identical in looks, dimensions, and most all materials, to the original “Utopia”. This 17″ high case is solid brass with all the same decorations, finials, and dome top. The front and back doors have bowed glasses, all four glasses are beveled, and two have tiny corner chips. The four glass columns are not cut glass like the originals, but they look like cut glass and are identical to the originals. The 8 day movement strikes a hanging gong on half hours and hours, and is running strong. The two piece porcelain dial has open escapement, hands, imitation mercury pendulum, and brass movement, all exact copies of originals. Even the glasses are wavy. The brass case has not been polished. It would take some work but you could make this clock shine like a new dollar.
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Ansonia Clock Co. crystal regulator, “Viscount”, C. 1904. Another outstanding clock from one of the Missouri collections. The body of the case is polished brass and remains bright and clean. All the ornaments, top, feet, 4 sides, came from the factory in a rich gold . After 100 years some gold has worn off and some remains, particularily in the crevices where human hands didn\’t touch. This is about as good as we get not to have been regilted. 4 perfect beveled glasses, original hands, 2 piece porcelain dial, and open escape. If you look close you will see a hairline about as long as a gnats eyelash. The imitiation mercury pendulum has not stopped swinging since the clock arrived. The gentleman that brought me these clocks is an excellent mechanic. The movement is 8 day of course, striking half hours and hours on a standing gong. The case is 16″ high. Ly-Ansonia #337.
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C.1910, Ansonia “WIRE” porcelain china clock in excellent original condition. This is a dark magenta clock, the floral decorations are pansies in blue, yellow and purple. Retains original solid porcelain dial in perfect condition; movement is complete and sound, runs but would benefit from service. The gold highlights on the case are still quite bright. Height 10 1/2″
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Ansonia Clock Co. Royal Bonn “Agate”, ca 1904. Another perfect case,7 1/4 inches high 30 hour movement, minus one hand 2 inch paper dial, beveled glass Ly-Ansonia No.2491, 2492
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Ansonia Clock Co.\’s Standing Regulator, “Antique Standing”, ca 1901. They made a series of 6 different models of the Antique Standing clocks, and in my humble opinion this is the nicest of them all. There is one a few inches taller but it is open well from the dial to the bottom and has very little ornamentation. This clock has a great deal of ornamentation and is the model sought by most collectors.Movement is 8 day, weights pulled up by chains, strikes a gong on the half hours and hours. 10 inch silver dial is etched with black paint in the etchings. Dial insert is also etched. Has been running here in our storage room for several months.The old mahogany case stands 94 inches high and has brass ornaments top to bottom. There are several large brass-bronze pieces. The large piece behind the pendulum is always a little brighter than others, and has been so on every one of this model I have seen. I am told it was made from a slightly different alloy. None of the metal pieces on the case have ever been cleaned and there is none missing. There are side doors to access the movement.This mahogany case is untouched and never cleaned, all original finish on the wood and metal.. Original throughout. One tiny piece of molding on the top left side of the bonnet was lost when transporting the clock to me. I could have had the piece made, but then I couldn\’t say the clock was 100% original. We just don\’t get clocks any more original than this. Ly-Ansonia No.819.
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Ansonia Clock Co. figure clock, “Attila”, ca 1894, one of the hard to find pair called the “Combatants”. The other figure is called “Mars”. The metal case is 21 I/2 inches high and 19 I/2 inches wide. Originally finished in Japanese Bronze. The finish is now very dark, has never been cleaned or refinished. All the parts are intact, the mace, the shield, urn, and side pieces. Dark brown dial, recessed numerals, open escapement, nice hands. Good, heavy beveled glass. The movement is 8 day, striking half hours on a cathedral gong, and running. Correct pendulum. Good original standing statue of a hard to find figure. Did you see the enemies head hanging on his belt? Ly-Ansonia No.476.
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C.1868, Ansonia Clock Co., BANK ALARM, in generally good condition. See coin slot top right of case. The rotary combination lock is Missing (stuff behind the door, and some paint loss on feet at left We\’ve not seen this model before. Height 9.25 inches
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C.1900, Ansonia, BIANCA, side piece in good original condition with worn finish. These are hard to find. Height 15 inches
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