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C.1905, Ansonia “Crystal Regulator No. 4″ in excellent original condition. The only minor items to mention are a couple of hairlines in the dial. The rest is immaculate and just… Read more

C.1905, Ansonia “Crystal Regulator No. 3” [Royal Bonn] in fair to good condition. Actually the movement, dial and glass are fine on this clock, but someone has rubbed much of… Read more

C.1915, Ansonia, Crystal Regulator No. 3 shelf clock in opalescent gray, as-found. This too, is a decent clock, however, someone at some point touched up all the highlights with gold… Read more

C.1915, Ansonia, Crystal Regulator No. 3 shelf clock in iridescent yellow, as-found. This is a very nice clock, but got bumped on top at some time and the top finial… Read more

C.1914, Ansonia “Crystal Regulator No.3\’ in dark green with violet and white flowers. This clock is from a home in New Rochelle and is in excellent original condition. The brass… Read more

C.1904, Ansonia “Crystal Regulator No.3″ (Porcelain), in light iridescent green, with dark green and gold highlights.This is a nice original clock from a local home, still with nicotine around the… Read more

C.1914, Ansonia “Crystal Regulator No.2\’ in medium blue with yellow, pink and violet flowers, and with a winged cherub on the top. The bright portions of the case are discolored… Read more

C.1875, Ansonia Clock Co., “Crystal Palace No. 3”, 8-day time/strike shelf clock in generally good condition. These clocks were first manufactured by Henry J. Davis in 1874. Three different case… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. “Crystal Palace No. 2 Extra”, ca 1875. Label on the back states, “Davies Sole Man’f’ The Crystal Palace Clocks Patented Jan y 26. 1875”. H. J. Daviess’… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co., “Crystal Palace No.2, Extra”, ca 1875. Full label on the back says, “The Crystal Palace Clocks, Davies Sole Man\’f, Patented Jan 26, 1875”.Walnut case is 16 1/2… Read more