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Individual objects described by auction houses, specialist dealers and collection catalogues. Attribution, dates and specifications remain source-reported unless independently established; rights clearance is pending.
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Clock · Longcase clock
Ansonia Clock Co. "Antique Standing" Tall Clock
This is an Ansonia Clock Co. "Antique Standing" tall clock dating according to catalog records to 1901. It features a mahogany open-well case embellished with applied brass ornamentation, finials, and a cast brass plaque on the lower trunk depicting a seated woman and putti. The brass dial displays a silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, spade hands, and an embossed brass center. The auction catalog reports an eight-day, time-and-strike pull-chain movement driven by two twisting brass weights, accompanied by a cast brass pendulum bob with a figural scene and an embossed brass-clad wood pendulum rod.
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www.invaluable.com · 322
Tool · Horizontal sundial
Ansonia Sunwatch (pocket compass dial)
According to the Science Museum Group, this pocket horizontal sundial known as the Sunwatch was manufactured between 1922 and 1939 in New York county by the Ansonia Clock Company. Built within a hinged rectangular metal pocket case, the instrument incorporates a folding metal gnomon, concentric hour scales calibrated for latitudes 51, 54, and 57, and an integrated magnetic compass. A reference card inside the upper lid provides latitude, longitude variation, and equation of time adjustments for numerous locations across the British Isles.
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collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk · 1974-100
Clock · Regulator
Ansonia “Regulator #2” Single Weight Wall Clock
According to the seller, this antique American regulator wall clock represents the Regulator #2 model produced by the Ansonia Clock Company, dated to circa 1900–1909. Constructed from wood and metal, the case features a circular upper bezel framing a textured dial with black Arabic numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial below the 12 o'clock position. The lower drop trunk has a glazed aperture displaying the suspended pendulum bob and pulley. The movement runs on a single large weight, and the case measures 36.25 inches high by 16 inches wide by 5.75 inches deep.
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www.chairish.com · 21210585
Clock · Mantel clock
Ansonia Triumph Mirror-Side Mantel Clock
This Victorian mantel clock, documented as the 'Triumph' model by the Ansonia Clock Company, features a carved walnut case measuring 24 inches high. It is designed with an arched molded hood topped by scrolling wood carvings, a fan crest, and a gilt-colored female mask mount. Mirrored side panels flank the central glazed door, which is decorated with frosted or stenciled scrolling foliate margins. The front encloses a paper Roman-numeral dial with two winding arbors and a brass-colored bezel above an ornate lyre-form pendulum fitted with two cylindrical bobs, set before a coiled gong.
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www.invaluable.com · 224
Clock · Mantel clock
Ansonia 'Torn' Porcelain Shelf Clock
This Ansonia Clock Co. mantle clock, identified as the 'Torn' model, features a porcelain case finished with a vibrant green glaze and hand-painted floral motifs on the front and sides. The circular dial displays bold black Roman numeral markers and metallic black hands, housed behind an intricately detailed brass bezel. The clock utilizes a double key-wind mechanical movement, which the source notes is stamped by the Ansonia Clock Co. of New York. The front of the dial is signed with the Ansonia logo. The object measures approximately 11.25 by 8.25 by 5.5 inches. The current condition is reported as good to fair, showing normal age-related surface wear, evidence of crazing, and mild losses to the top left area. It is offered in an untested state and may require professional service or repairs.
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www.invaluable.com · 340
Clock · Regulator
Ansonia Regulator Wall Clock
This wall clock is an American regulator wall clock manufactured by Ansonia, attributed to circa 1890. The case is constructed from mahogany and features extensive hand-carved floral and foliate ornamentation surrounding the circular dial bezel, complemented by turned finials at the base. The clock retains its original dial, which displays Roman numerals and spade-shaped hands. The lower section of the case incorporates a glass-fronted door providing visibility to the pendulum; this glass is decorated with the word "REGULATOR" and the letter "A". The movement is an 8-day mechanical system equipped with a gong striking mechanism. The clock is reported to have its original components, with the wooden case showing a natural patina and surface wear consistent with age. It is described as being in good condition relative to its age, with minor signs of wear on the mahogany finish.
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Clock · Mantel clock
Ansonia Coalport Blue Chinoiserie Hat Shaped Mantel Clock
This mantel clock, produced by the Ansonia clock company, dates to approximately the 1900s. It features a distinct hat-shaped wooden case finished in a dark blue hue described as Coalport blue. The clock retains its original case, including the rear access door and decorative elements. The timekeeping is regulated by an 8-day movement equipped with a gong-striking mechanism. According to the provided information, the clock has undergone a recent service by a specialist and is in working order. Minor wear and surface degradation are present on the case, which are attributed to its age.
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