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Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1900, "FROLIC" cast metal desk novelty, with 1-day rear wind mov't, with silvered brass dial and embossed floral dial center. -
Ansonia Clock Co., Ansonia, Conn. "STEEPLE CLOCK" with 30 hour, time and strike spring driven mvt in mahogany veneered case with painted zinc dial, c1860 -
Ansonia Clock Co., "Dresden" model, Circa 1905, 8-day time/strike porcelain mantel clock. Information on the back states this clock was manufactured for the American Wringer Co., No. 99 Chambers St., New York. This was Ansonia's domestic version of their imported "LaNord" case, with only minor variations. -
Ansonia Clock Co. New York, C.1896, "FROLIC", one day novelty, cast spelter, showing a farm couple dancing, mov't with silvered dial with embossed floral center. -
Ansonia Brass and Copper Company, Ansonia Conn "BEEHIVE" model 8 day time and strike spring driven mvt in mahogany veneered case with painted Roman numeral dial, c1869 - 1877 -
Ansonia Brass and Copper Co.,"TUCKER No. 2", bronze over iron shelf clock with one day balance wheel movement and porcelain dial. -
Waterbury Clock Co., C.1909, PEARL model "night clock", 30 hour back wind / set timepiece with an opalene [glass] dial, with gilt cast bezel and bracket to set on a gas burner (or to set as a strut on the mantel). With your gas lamp set on low, you had a nite lite and the visible time when you got up before day break. -
P. Barnes and Co., Bristol, Conn, 3-deck shelf clock, with extra large strap brass mov't [Ives rectangular style], time and strike, C.1836 -
New Haven Clock Co., "GEM EXTRA", 8-day time and gong strike mantel clock in a Gothic case with rosewood veneer, and with pressed glass pattern pendulum. -
Jerome and Co., (New Haven), "TUSCAN", C.1880, 8-day time and strike gothic style mantel clock with gilt wood accents to the rosewood case. -
H. J. DAVIES, New York, C.1875, walnut parlor clock, the ORIENTAL, with label on back, 8-day time and strike, with double barrel pendulum {w/ Davies Patent imprint}. -
French, Circa 1890, 8-day time/strike marble mantel clock, in classic tambour design. -
E. and A. Ingraham and Co., Ansonia, Conn. "STEEPLE CLOCK" model 8 day time, strike and alarm spring driven mvt in mahogany veneered case with painted zinc dial, (Had fire Dec. 1855 and were at Ansonia less than a year and went bankrupt. Scarce label) -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1910, "VIDA" cast metal carriage timepiece with 1-day back wind movement. -
Ansonia Clock Co., cast pot metal BANK novelty, the case depicting dogs and horseback hunters capturing a wild boar, and the back with slots for coins and a key lock door to remove the money [no key], c.1910 -
Terry Clock Co., Pittsfield, Mass., Circa 1883, GOOD LUCK, 30-hour alarm timepiece, with exposed balance on dial. -
Swiss, Le Coultre, "RUE DE LA PAIX" mini street timepiece, 8-day rear wind, set and regulation, lever mov't, C.1965. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., ENGINE LEVER, c.1935, rolled brass tub and hinged bezel, with duplex spring lever timepiece movement No. 10. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., c.1885, ECLIPSE model walnut parlor clock, time, gong strike and alarm, 8-day, button latch door. -
J. C. Brown, Forestville, Conn., C.1845, 8-day time/strike OG shelf clock.