C.1885, Ansonia, Marbelite No. 1, in good original condition. The porcelain chapter ring has some small chips around the winding holes, but overall, is quite good and with good exposed escapement in the dial center. Height 11 inches
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Ansonia Enameled Iron “MADELEINE”, circa 1900\’s Excellent condition with sound Case: Black enameled iron with green columns with bronze caps. Nice mantel Clock 16.5″ wide 11.5″ tall. Works: 8 day time and strike on hour and half hour Reference: Ansonia Clocks by Tran Duy Ly Condition: Case – Excellent; Works and dial – excellent.
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C.1895, Ansonia LYDIA, in good, as-found, condition, with an old brushed coat of gold paint. Note that the dial and hands are similar to lot 339. The movement is complete and sound, but might benefit from service. There are no breaks nor apparent repairs to the case. This clock sold new for $52, a substantial sum at the time. This fanciful case has dolphins for feet, cherubs at the top, busty ladies and below the clock an eagle with wings spread; above the dial, a goat with big curly horns. Height 19.5 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. “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. parlor clock, “Lowell”, ca 1886. Walnut case has never been cleaned and it is very dirty. Original glass, old dial, pendulum, beat scale, and full label. Even has the original signed key. Stands 23 1/2 inches high. The top ornament should be round, not a clover. It would look better without anything on top. Movement is running, but would sure benefit from a service call. 8 day, strike and alarm on a nickel bell. Ly-Ansonia No.1829.
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Ansonia Clock Co. enameled iron, “Lourre”, ca 1904. The black enamel is near perfect, probably repainted because the gilt ornaments have been Case is 11 1/2 inches high, and 12 3/4 inches wide French sash, beveled glass, porcelain dial with several repairs around the edges I would replace it with a new porcelain dial from Timesavers 8 day, half hour gong strike Round French type movement, signed Ansonia, with the correct pendulum, and it is running There is an original dealer sales label on the back, I can\’t make out the date Original back door Minor case repairs but expertly done Ly-Ansonia No.1046
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C.1904, Ansonia “LOUIS XV PITCHERS” , mantel garnitures in excellent original condition. One of the nicest sets of garnitures in this sale. Height 21 inches
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C.1910, Ansonia, ELECTROLIER No. 8 “Lotus”, in nice restored condition. There is one leaf missing along the top. The whole lamp has been re-bronzed, and the wiring, sockets and lamps are modern so that the lamp can be used. Please satisfy yourself as to its safety before using. See Ly book, No. 446, page 143, these are very uncommon; I believe our estimate is appropriate for 2003. Height 19.5 inches
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C.1914, Ansonia Clock Co., “LOLA”, cast figural clock in very good restored condition. Porcelain dial is good. Movement ticks and stops. For details, see LY No. 2349. Height 15.25 inches
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