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154.           $50

Ansonia Clock Co. small cabinet, ca. 1904.  Ansonia made a series of small cabinet clocks like this and gave them English names; I suspect this is one that did not make it into Ly’s book on Ansonia clocks (see page 243).  The 12-inch pine case has elaborate inlayed wood on the front around the dial and in the small cornice.  The flat dial glass is beveled, the metal dial is gilded, the hands are Ansonia hands.  The 8-day, time and half-hour strike movement is signed and running, but the strike does not function properly and will need attention.  I have not seen this model (or any model in this series) before.  Very cute.  $50–$100.

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Antique American Clocks                    January 2026

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Looking for an easy way to save the clocks you like?

 

Here's an easy way to keep track of your favorite clocks:  Open/download the Bid Form PDF onto your computer (it should open in a new window) and type in the clocks you want to save.  Right click to 'save as', or click the download arrow in the top right corner of your browser window, and you can save the filled-in form on your computer - I recommend your desktop.  It will be easy to find and you can open it any time to add or subtract clocks from the list.  When you are ready to go, your bid form will be too! 

 

Antique American Clocks - What's not to like?