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C.1904, Ansonia “INDIAN”, as-found, lacking bow and arrow. A creative workman can create the missing items from brass and wire. The statue is otherwise sound, and does not turn up… Read more

C.1900, Ansonia, IMPERIAL, in good condition, with some restoration (the case has been painted a coppery color). There are some small cracks in the porcelain dial. Otherwise this is a… Read more

C.1890, Ansonia “Imogene” Black Enameled iron clock in excellent original condition.Note this clock has the gilt hard rubber dial, (see Ansonia book, models Milan and Russia). Movement is clean and… Read more

C.1890, Ansonia, Huntress Swing, with tin can style arm, and in good condition. The rear dust cover is a replacement; the paper dial has a water stain showing with a… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. “Huntress Ball Swing”, ca 1901. 8 day time movement, 4 1/2 inch dial, original ball finished in Barbedienne, which is a dark bronze The statue sits on… Read more

Contemporary Ansonia Huntress Ball Mystery Clock. 8 day time only movement, running very strong. An excellent copy of the original Ansonia swinger that is currently selling for $2-3000. Only a… Read more

C.1883, Ansonia, “Huntress Swing” clock, in very good to excellent original condition. Not too much to say here. The patinated gold finish on the statue has had some touch up… Read more

C.1890, Ansonia “Huntress\’ Swing Clock in excellent original condition. There are some very minor scrapes in the bronze finish of the statue – normal wear and tear). The very top… Read more

C.1895, Ansonia Huntress Swing Clock, with restored statue. This clock came from a family in Connecticut, who tired of the dingy looking statue, so had their auto body friend spray… Read more

C.1900, Ansonia, “HUNTRESS and FISHER”, double statue swing clock in very good restored condition. This entire clock has been “Carrick-ized” by Charles Carrick, and may look a bit too new… Read more