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C.1905, Ansonia CROWN, 4-glass crystal regulator in very good original condition. Porcelain dial and beveled glass are good. A nice example. Height 15.5 inches 🔍 Search Ansonia “Crown” price records… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. crystal regulator, “Crown”, ca 1914. 15-1/2 inch case has a polished brass body holding the four perfect beveled glasses. Therest of the case, ornate base and top,… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. crystal regulator, “Crown”, ca 1914. 15-1/2 inch gilded brass case and attached, rich gold ornaments, on the top and base. Gilt has been polished too much on… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. crystal regulator, “Crown”, ca 1914. The top urn and urn base are normally seen only on the “Coronet” crystal regulator. I am guessing that the case was… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co., crystal regulator, “Crown”, ca 1914. The case is practically restored. It was disassembled, metal parts painted gold (very good for gold paint), movement was cleaned and is… Read more

Ansonia crystal regulator “Crown”, ca 1914. Case made of polished brass with rich gold ornaments and base, standing 15 1/2 inches high. Case is tarnished and has never been cleaned.… Read more

C.1915, Ansonia Clock Co, “CROWN” crystal regulator in generally fair to good condition, with restoration. Note this clock has been sprayed over with an antique gold paint, and the fancy… Read more

Ansonia “Crown” Crystal Regulator Clock, Circa 1920. This is an Ansonia “Crown” crystal regulator with an open escapement. It has an 8 day rack and snail strike on a heavygong.… Read more

C.1904, Ansonia Criterion, spelter and marble mantel clock in very good condition. Note similarity to the French version, lot 482 (and also see lot 49, which has a broken top).… Read more

C.1900, Ansonia Criterion, spelter and onyx mantel clock, as-found with top 2″ of leafy trim broken away. The Criterion sold new for $40.25, about the cost of a Gloria swinger,… Read more