C.1905, Ansonia, Royal Bonn, La Plaine, in excellent original condition with Bonn trademark on rear. The color is dark magenta, with pink and yellow rose decorations under the solid porcelain dial. Clean and running. Height 11 inches
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C.1910, Ansonia, La Savoie, Royal Bonn Porcelain china clock in very good condition. The only thing that keeps this from being excellent is a chip in the dial around 2 that has been glued back in and the numeral touched up with black enamel, (noticeable, but not terrible). These replacement chapter rings are available from several suppliers: Timesavers stock no. 20111 is priced at $29 for both the center and chapter ring. The rest of the clock is clean and nice; tri-color motif, dark pink at top to lime green and down to forest green at the base. Runs and strikes fine. Height 11″
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C.1915, Ansonia Royal Bonn “La Vendee” porcelain china clock in excellent original condition. This clock has been in storage and needs some cleaning. The porcelain dial is excellent and the shaded case, with blue top, yellow center and green bottom is quite attractive. Gold accents are still very bright. Certain to attract a lot of attention from the Bonn crowd. These have been bringing over $1500 on eBay. Height 14 1/2″
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Ansonia Clock Co. Royal Bonn case, “La Verdon”, ca 1901. One of the larger porcelain cases at 14 1/2 inches high, and 13 1/2 inches wide. Decorated in the ever poplar decorator colors, many shades of red, with pink, white, yellow, and purple roses and other flowers. A light sprinkling of gold striping. Movement is 8 day, open escape on the 2 piece porcelain dial. There are major hairlines on the dial ring. I will pack a new outer ring with the clock, you install it. It is also missing the back door. I will include one of those also. There are no breaks, or chips in this beautiful case. This is one that should bring $1500 or more. Ly-Ansonia No.2642.
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C.1894, Ansonia, LATONIA and No. 1012 Norman Horse, in generally good condition. Note the statue has been sprayed gold, while the base retains original finish (mostly worn off) Retains original gilt brass dial with fancy support for the escape wheel. This clock sold new for $55. Height 19 inches
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Ansonia Clock Co. “Lydia”, ca 1894. You would have tosee it in person to really appreciate the complete restoration of this outstanding early Ansonia clock. Bruce Baziluk refinished it in silver, which is one ofthe finishes Ansonia used on some early pieces. I don’t know where they are, but you just never see one on the market. The catalog pictures almost showyou nothing. I will try to describe it but there is too much detail to doit adequately. The four feet are sea serpents that are intertwined on thesides. Above them, on each side is the bust of Lydia?, and standing aboveher is a cupid with bow and quiver. The cupids are reaching up toward theurn which is designed to look like a pool of water with lily pads. At thebottom-front, an eagle with wings spread. Above the eagle is the unusual dial, sash, beveled glass, hands, and open escapement mechanism, all done up insilver, except for the brass numbers and brass inner dial. Above the dial, are a rams head, and then the urn on top. Total piece is almost 20 incheshigh and 12 inches wide. 8 day movement strikes half hours on a gong. Thisis one nice, big clock, beautifully done up. Awfully tempting to keep a whilelonger as the prices keep going up much faster than the stock market. Ly-Ansonia No. 1585.
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Ansonia Clock Co. crystal regulator, “Marquis”, ca 1904. This oneis a notch above the average crystal regulator because of the Jeweled Sashand Jeweled Pendulum. Believe me the jewels make a difference. They are like diamonds in that they pick up and reflect light which draws your attention to them and away from the dirty brass case and the used to be “Rich Gold Ornaments”.Over half of the rich gold has disappeared and the brass needs to be polishedagain. The 8 day movement is ticking away as I type, strikes half hours andhours on the standing gong. The case is 15.5″ high, with 4 beveled glasses.Front glass and one side glass has corner chips. 2 piece porcelain dial hasa hairline on the inner dial, east to west, dirt is what makes you noticeit. As I say repeatedly, would disappear with a cleaning. All jewels intactand retain their bright color. Ly-Ansonia No. 334.
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Ansonia Clock Co. mirror clock, “Modern”, ca 1923. 8day time, lever movement Gold dial with Roman numerals Front wind movement is running Ornamental gilt frame is 27 1/2 inches high, 7 inches wide, plain mirror, overall near perfect condition Ly-Ansonia No.1961, 1962
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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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