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C.1900, Ansonia (Lot of 2), FIFER and DRUMMER, in good original condition, except for the lacking top swirl on the fifer. See info on this set in Ly\’s Ansonia book,… Read more

C.1904, Ansonia FAVORITE, cast metal novelty clock in nice restored condition. The only minus is that the clock got dropped and the feet are bent; minute hand replaced. Still it… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. mantle clock, “Farmers” or “Cottage” model, C. 1880. 11″ mahogany case. This is the clock pictured in Ly-Ansonia #1702 and #1703 that was owned by my friend… Read more

C.1904, Ansonia “Falconer and Fisherman\’, side garniture statues. Note the falcon has been broken away and glued on to the man”s right hand; looks OK, but may need further attention.… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. Crystal Regulator, “Excelsior”, ca 1904. This may not be the biggest and best crystal regulator Ansonia made, but it is my favorite. Over their lifetime the gold… Read more

C.1904, Ansonia Clock Co., “Excelsior\’ brass and bronze crystal regulator, as-found. This clock was painted over with gold paint after it turned brown. We polished off a bit of paint… Read more

Ansonia ” EXCELSIOR” Model Crystal Regulator, c. 1910 Case: Great detail. Original “RICH GOLD” finish and bevelled “Plate Glass”. – 20.5″ high Works: Ansonia 8 day brass with hour count… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. novelty clock, “Eveline”, ca 1904. 8 inch metal case finished in gold gilt, 80 percent of which is remaining. 2 inch porcelain dial, gilt center, signed around… Read more

Ansonia Brass & Copper Co. metal case mantle clock, “Evangeline”, a 1874. Pictured in the company\’s “1874 Catalogue of Clocks”, for sale. Case was made by N. Mueller, N.Y. The… Read more

C.1904, Ansonia, “Eureka and No. 1099 Dagobert”, as-found, in overall good condition. Note that the Eureka base has not been re-finished and has some wear, while the statue has been… Read more