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C.1915, Ansonia DORVAL crystal regulator shelf clock in generally good original condition. One of the glass vials has a small chip (hard to see), and there is a faint hairline… Read more

C.1920, Ansonia “Dorval” Crystal Regulator clock in generally good condition. Both vials of the pendulum have cracks (but are still in one piece), and the right beveled glass has minor… Read more

C.1905, Ansonia, DORVAL, crystal regulator. This clock has a nice mercury pendulum, probably from a French clock, that has been shortened to fit this clock (the Ansonia unit had zinc… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co., figure clock, “Don Juan”, ca 1894. Possibly the most produced of the Ansonia statues. Used often with the “Don Caesar” on double statue clocks. This one is… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co., figure clock, “Don Caesar”, C. 1894. The base is black enameled iron with gold filled designs etched in the metal. Large metal feet. The clock tower and… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. figure clock, “Don Caesar”, ca 1894. Enameled iron base and all bronze colored metal parts, completely refinished professionally. Looks very nice, including the gold in the base… Read more

C.1900, Ansonia Clock Co., “Dolores” in generally good original condition. This is an attractive Art Nouveau style with old finish on the case. The minute hand is a replacement. The… Read more

C.1890, Ansonia “DISPATCH”, 8-day, time & strike, in excellent to original condition. Note this is a little later model than the drawing shown in Ly\’s Ansonia book (page 177, fig… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co., “Dispatch”, ca 1883. Ebony case is 30 inches high. It has been repainted which means the silver had to be put back in the etchings. The tail… Read more

C.1885, Ansonia, “DISPATCH”, wall clock in very good original condition. The pendulum in this clock is a small Ansonia model with T hook at top, but is not the same… Read more