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C.1905, Ansonia UNDINE and FLORA, as-found. This is in need of general restoration. The base has been sprayed gold, the statue has been brushed gold; the 2 position pins for… Read more

C.1904, Ansonia UNDINE and CIRCE mantel figural clock in as-found condition. Note the base has bits of its original Art Nouveau finish, however, the statue is probably from another clock,… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. metal cased clock base, “Undine”. It accommodates one of several different statues. This one is an unidentified statue, ca 1904. The pieces were refinished in a Greecian… 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.1885, Ansonia, “Tunis\’ in excellent original condition, with good dial, nice patina on mahogany case with original caramel color finish. This clock is from the estate of Sarah M Field… Read more

C.1906, Ansonia, TULIP, cast metal novelty clock in very good original condition with perfect porcelain dial. See LY No. 2290. (Note rear winder is lacking). Height 10.25 inches 🔍 Search… Read more

C.1874, American Clock Co., “Tucker No. 2” 30-hour lever movement iron cased mantle timepiece (with bronze finish). This example is in excellent original condition. The movement is signed “S. E.… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. Royal Bonn porcelain case, “Tuckahoe”, ca1904. Nice clean case is 10 1/2 inches high, primary colors of cream, rose, yellow flowers, gold striping. The old back door… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. mirrorside (maybe) “Triumph”, C. 1880. We have a mixed bag here. The gentleman who sold me this collection of mirrirsides said this was an Ingraham. No doubt… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. “Triumph”, C. 1880, or more commonly called “Mirrorside”. Several companies made this almost identical clock. The case is oak, which we rarely see, stands 24.5″ high, and… Read more