The Ansonia Clock Company was a prolific maker, and many clocks in American homes carry that name. ... but if it is in the neighborhood of 9 by 9 inches it would be a china cased mantel clock.

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A-A terrific book that contains the original catalog reprints of every kind of Ansonia clock, the original prices such clocks sold for, and a listing of their […] Skip to content All Sections ...

A: This model clock was introduced in 1880. It would probably sell in the $400 to $500 range. The Paris Exposition Medal was awarded to the company, Ansonia, not the clock.

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The clock ticks, chimes and keeps time - al… Q: I have enclosed photographs of a clock handed down to me by my great-uncle. He purchased it at an estate sale around 1931 and I received it around ...

The Ansonia Clock Co. of Ansonia, Conn., worked from 1851 to about 1930. The company made many types of wall and shelf clocks. Some clocks had chimes, some were eight-day ...