Oak Ansonia Figural Mantel Clock

Approx. 20 1/4" H x 19 1/2" W x 8 1/4" D. (6)

Ansonia Figural Mantel Clock, spelter metal, urn form on plinth with mask handles holds the brass framed porcelain dial with time & strike, keywind movement with key, flanking are two classical female

ANSONIA FIGURAL MANTEL CLOCKAmerican, circa 1900. Gilt ringed circular dial centers an open escapement, flanked by two full length female figures, all mounted on the ebonized metal base.20 1/2 x 24 x

Figural mantel clock by the Ansonia Clock Company, late 19th century, executed in bronze, the clock with Roman dial within a gilt and foliate banded body, flanked by a standing maiden in Grecian dress

ANSONIA FIGURAL MANTEL CLOCKAmerican, 19th/20th century. Ring dial around the open escapement set in the cylindrical cartouche mount with urn form finial on top, set beside a seated figure of a gentle

ANSONIA FIGURAL MANTEL CLOCKAmerican, 19th/20th century. Ring dial around the open escapement, set in the drum form case with lion mask handles, set beside a seated scholar with compass and paper, set

Victorian Ansonia figural iron and pot metal mantel clock having porcelain dial and visible escapement, with statue depicting classical figure Vercingetorix, in as found unrestored condition, original

Ansonia figural mantel clock, the circular time and strike movement with open escapement in a case next to a seated soldier, a depiction of Mercury, all rising on protruding paw feet, 14.25"h, 17.75"w

Ansonia classical figural mantel clock in spelter. Early 20th century. 34 1/2"h x 12"w

ANTIQUE ANSONIA *CYMRIC* FIGURAL MANTEL CLOCK. THE CLOCK CASE DHAVING ORNATE METALWORK, A PARTIAL MARBLEIZED FINISH, AND SURMOUNTED BY A LARGE ART NOUVEAU FIGURE OF A WOMAN. 24 1/2 INCHES HIGH. 1 1/2

Antique Ansonia Classical Figural Mantel Clock, circa 1880. Ansonia mantel clock features a stunning classical woman seated beside a list of playwrights and philosophers, lyre, and drama mask associat

Approx. 12 1/2" H x 15" W. From a South Hampton contents.

fourth quarter-19th century; silvered spelter figure of mounted Renaissance hunter with dog and wild boar, on clock with enameled metal case, having slivered metal European court relief scenes, and si

Two Ansonia Clock Co. Figural Mantel Clocks1. "Macbeth," circa 1901, gold finish spelter case, brass 8-day time and strike spring-driven movement with brocot escapement, signed on the moveme

Warrior on horse. Clock with open escapement. Approx. 17" H x 19" W. (6055) Restorations. Lines on dial face.

DESCRIPTION: Ansonia eight day mantel clock featuring a porcelain dial and a patinated mixed metal casing embellished with a seated figure of a Roman soldier holding a bugle and a banner. Finished wit

Ansonia Clock Company Neoclassical style cast metal and brass mantel clock featuring classical soldier beside clock, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, on black enamel base and paw feet, movem

Ansonia Clock Co Figural Mantel Clock - Circa early 20th Century; 2pc clock, the figure of a winged fairy holding a floral walking stick in one hand, and the other outstretched, is the top piece. Fair

An Ansonia Cast Metal Figural Mantel Clock EARLY 20TH CENTURY Height 11 x width 14 x depth 6 inches. Provenance: Property from the Estate of Michael Kathrein, Chicago, Illinois

American Gilt Metal Figural Mantel Clock , c. 1885, Ansonia, NY, porcelain dial with visible escapement, allegorical figure leaning on harp, h. 21 1/2 in., w. 19 1/2 in., d. 8 1/2 in. Note: Wear to su

8-day movement with hour strike and a later shelf bracket, 18 in. H.

American, 1890s. An Ansonia Clock Co. figural mantel clock, with open escape, eight-day time and strike on gong, the gilt metal clock case flanked by two women, allegories of Art and Commerce, all o

Ansonia figural French Louis Style Mantel Clock with statue of man with book, decorated porcelain dial with open escapement, time & strike. 16”t x 16”w, Ca. 1890.

Large and impressively made antique American Victorian mantel clock, produced by Ansonia Clock Co. (New York). Gilt bronze with a separate figural sculpture, a female subject in a Neoclassical depicti