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Ansonia Clock Co. figure clock, the “Combatants”, ca 1894. One of their most poplar double statue clocks. Individually they are Attila and Mars. This one has been in a private… Read more

C.1905, Ansonia COLUMBIA, as-found, in generally fair to good condition, dirty. The Shepherd statue is missing his staff, and the mouth piece to his horn, and his finish is absent.… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co., “Columbia”, ca 1904. No doubt this was Ansonia’s top of the line for clocks of this type. It sold for $110 in 1904, which intoday’s dollars would… Read more

C.1900, Ansonia COLONNADE in very good original condition with original gilding intact. For reference, see Ly No. 2274. A cute clock. Height 6.5 inches 🔍 Search Ansonia “Colonnade” price records… Read more

C.1910, Ansonia, Brass over Iron from their “Colonial Brass Finish\’ series (there are 9 of these). This one is No. 1241 with tiny ivy leaves in the corners. The brass… Read more

C.1914, Ansonia Clock Co., “COLONEL” wall regulator in black walnut and in very good condition. This uses Ansonia\’s 8-day, double weight, time only movement with seconds hand. This massive case… Read more

C.1906, Ansonia Clock Co., “CLIO” in good original condition (except for 1 screw lacking from the side of the statues; needed to hold her legs to the side of the… Read more

Ansonia Gingerbread Clock, “Clinton” model, circa 1885 Solid walnut case; eight day brass movement 23″ tall x 13 1/2″ wide at the base. Excellent condition – with refinished case; clean… Read more

Ansonia “Clayton” model Enameled Iron case mantel. circa 1914 Movement is in good running order. The case is very good with some minor chips, but nothing bad.Orignal dial shows some… Read more

C.1894, Ansonia, CIRCE, figural clock on black enamel base. This clock was in a box and had been disassembled for shipment (we were not able to find the screws which… Read more