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C.1887, Ansonia Clock Co., Diana Swing, clock in good original condition. The bronze finish is mostly worn from the spelter statue, which it otherwise intact and with fine detail. The… Read more

C.1905, Ansonia “Diana Ball Swing” clock in excellent original condition. Statue retains original dark bronze finish with some touch-up brushed on; the ball retains original dark silvery finish (with oxidation),… Read more

C.1900, Ansonia Diana Ball Swing clock, in excellent restored condition. This clock has been professionally refinished to a high standard. Diana is colored bronze with dark gray dress and shoes… Read more

Mixed lot: C.1895 Ansonia DIANA statue, now with a recent Chinese swinging arm, made to deceive, with Ansonia trademark stamp on the movement. The statue is in nice condition and… Read more

Large metal Ansonia Clock Co. figure, ca 1894, known as “Denis Papin” and generally seen on their figure clock by the same name. Finish isoriginal and near perfect. Figure is… Read more

C.1883, Ansonia clock Co., DAUNTLESS, one Day, time and alarm mantle clock. This has to be one of the fanciest alarm clocks we\’ve seen in a long while, with an… Read more

American Ansonia Clock Co. “Danube” Crystal Regulator Mantle Clock, Circa 1900 3 1/2 inches painted dial, 8-day, brass spring driven movement, a small sized crystal regulator in original condition, needs… Read more

C.1906, Ansonia Clock Co., “DANCE” in good original condition (minor hairlines in porcelain area of dial). Most of the gilding is worn off the figure, but it has never been… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. “Cyruric and No. 1176”, ca 1904. The red base that looks like marble is metal painted to resemble marble. Statue and base were primarily red and green… Read more

C.1904, Ansonia “CYMRIC and No 1178-Orchid” in excellent original condition. Note that the catalog clearly offers the painted “Art Nouveau” finish as an option on figural clocks. It is nice… Read more