122.           $250

Ansonia Clock Co. “La Vinda”, ca. 1904.  A multi-colored porcelain case, 14 inches wide and 11.5 inches tall.  Good retention of gilding, no crazing, no cracks, chips, or repairs that I can see.  A beveled glass and a two-part porcelain dial with a couple of minor hairline cracks.  The hands are correct, the pallets are steel.  The signed 8-day time-and-half-hour strike movement will run for a while; the strike chain is hung up. The movement may need to be cleaned.  There is no back cover, but one can be purchased from TimeSavers.  This is a popular color, and the next clock is its mate.  $250–$500.