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C.1914, Ansonia Clock Co., BUENOS DIAS, 8-Day figural clock in good original condition. This is novelty No. 268, and is also known as “Good Morning” (came in both language versions).… Read more

C.1914, Ansonia, Lot of two: 1) BRONTO, one day alarm in a cast metal case with worn gilding; no breaks nor repairs to the case; good dial, and 2) RATTLER,… Read more

C.1914, Ansonia Clock Co., BRETON, a man carrying the clock on his left shoulder, and in very good original condition. Has a perfect dial, seems to tick fine, 8-day. A… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. enameled iron “Brest”, ca 1901. Movement is 8 day and strikes the half hours on a gong Originally there was gilt on the front edges, now mostly… Read more

C.1895, Ansonia BRAZILIAN, black marble mantel clock in generally good condition. Note the rear cover and feet are missing. Retains great pierced brass dial with open escapement. Height 11.5 inches… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co., brass hanging clock, ca 1904. Full paper label on the back says this is a “One Day Lever Mfg for the China and Japan Trading Co (Limited)… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co., small porcelain, “Brant”, and so signed on the case. Almost 6″ wide and 5″ high, covered with painted pink flowers all over plus a smattering of gold… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co., enameled iron clock, “Brandon”, ca 1904. This iron case is distinguished by Buffalo heads on each end. The iron has been repainted and ornaments redone, all professionally.… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co. enameled iron case black mantel clock, “Brandon”, ca 1904. The end pieces are castings of rams heads, bronze ornaments, gilt bezel and sash. Signed paper dial. 8… Read more

Ansonia Clock Co., metal novelty, “Bower”, ca 1906. Originally was bright gold gilt, now worn down to a dull bronze or copper. Special 2 ended key to wind and set… Read more