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C.1905, Ansonia REGAL crystal regulator in excellent original condition. The Regal was Ansonia\’s most elegant crystal regulator, and is pictured on the front of the Ansonia book by Tran Duy Ly. This clock retains original fancy pendulum which is impossible to find when missing. Note this clock retains its original yellow gilding, which is so often gone or restored. For additional information, see Ly\’s Ansonia book, page 109, fig 283. Height 18.5 inches

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C.1905, Ansonia Clock Co., “Reflex” Porcelain china clock in excellent original condition, clean and running. The forest green case is sound with no cracks nor blemishes, and retains gold highlights, and accented with dark pink and yellow flowers below the dial. The open escape porcelain dial is excellent with no chips nor cracks and with Ansonia trademark on the dial center. The movement recently cleaned and running well. Strikes the hours and halves on a steel cathedral gong. Some wear to “Reflex” signature on rear. Height 11 inches Reserve $500

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Ansonia Clock Co. hanging, “Reflector”, C. 1883. This is the earlier of two models pictured in the catalogs. This is a great looking Reflector. Some very talented person completely repainted the 35″ case, black like original. Only an astute clock collector could tell it wasn\’t original paint. 8 day movement, gong strike. 4 of 5 glasses are perfect (bottom right mirror is cracked). Very nice pendulum and beat scale. I saw one sell at the Chattanooga Regional earlier this month for $1800, and the finish was completely stripped. This is as nice as we have had, even considering the repaint. Ly-Ansonia #574.

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Ansonia Clock Co. hanging, “Reflector”, ca 1886. 35 inch ebony case, decorated with gilt embossed ornaments, beveled mirrors. It has an outstanding mint glass. Many turned finials, railings top and bottom, and a drawer at the bottom for your valuables or a key. This is another near perfect clock from the Miller collection. The dial paper may have been replaced years ago. 8 day movement is running, strikes a cathedral gong. Complete label on the back, signed beat scale. Ly-Ansonia No.575.

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C.1901, Ansonia, “REFEREE” Porcelain china clock in excellent original condition. This is one of the few asymmetrical designs offered by Ansonia. The case has some original casting flaws in the very top that are only visible on close inspection (very small); color is dark pink with purple pansies on the front, top and sides; gold highlights are excellent. The open escape movement is running; the porcelain dial has 2 minor hairlines at 8 and 2. Although not a Royal Bonn, this is a good looking clock for the beginning porcelain collector. See Tran Duy Lee\’s 1998 Ansonia book, No.2565. Height 11” $450-650

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C.1900, Ansonia “Referee” Porcelain mantel Clock china clock, in cobalt blue, as-found, less pendulum and the case with top center chip. BUT the open escape movement and bezel assembly are virtually perfect and will fit any Ansonia China clock (including Bonn models). Unlike movements from black iron or marble clocks, this unit will bolt right in your premium case. We expect a lot of interest in this item. Height 11 inches $175-275

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Ansonia Clock Co. porcelain case, “Record”, C. 1901. Nice size case is 12.75″ wide, 11 inches high. Primary color is Apple Green and cream, lots of gold striping, small blossoms front and sides. Considerable style to the case where on first glance you might consider it boxy. There are no chips, breaks, or repairs. It is a fine case with the correct back door cover and pendulum. The movement is 8 day, strikes a standing gong on the half hours, and running. Rocco sash, beveled glass, 2 piece porcelain dial with outside escapement, correct hands, all near perfect. This clock is one of a large series, with names beginning with the letter, “R”. All very similar in style. Ly-Ansonia #2571.

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Ansonia Clock Co., porcelain clock, “Record”, ca 1901. Ansonia Clock Co., porcelain clock, “Record”, ca 1901. Case is 11 inches high, 13 inches wide. Primary color is green, with some pink flowers and scuds of gold striping. No chips, breaks, or repairs. Excellent case with a correct door and pendulum. Movement is 8 day, half hour cathedral gong strike, running but slightly out of beat. 2 piece porcelain dial, good inner dial, outer ring discolored and has one hairline at 10:30. I have an extra porcelain ring that is perfect, will ship with this clock, you must install it. Rocco sash, beveled glass, all good. Ly-Ansonia No.2571.

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Ansonia Porcelain Table Clock Green Ansonia “Random” Porcelain case with floral design, circa 1890. 8-day hour and half-hour striking movement. Dimensions: 11 inchesh x 13″w x 6″d. Additional keywords: mantel, mantle, china

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Ansonia Clock Co., crystal regulator, “Rampant”, ca 1914. This is one of their models with onyx top and base, and uses some metal decorations on the top and base of the four corners, and a small ornament under the roof line. This 14 inch case is generally good to excellent. I can only find one small chip in the green onyx, it being on the corner just below the left frontdoor post. Feet are different than those shown in the catalogs for this model, but they are correct Ansonia feet and I am sure were interchanged all thetime between the crystal regulators. 2 piece porcelain dial, hands, and open escapement, are near perfect, only one hairline near 10 o’clock. 8 day movement, gong strike on half hours, everything signed by the maker, just an awfully nice example of the onyx crystal regulators. Ly-Ansonia No. 398.

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