Queen Elizabeth Ansonia Oak Wall Regulator

A turn of the century Ansonia "Queen Elizabeth" model wall clock. 8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals. Oak case with shaped crest, single door with turned columns

A late 19th century Ansonia "Queen Elizabeth" model wall clock. 8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals, Oak case with pediment crest over a single long door with tur

39"x15"

Ansonia Oak Regulator Wall Clock ca. 1900, with a time and strike movement with a spring chime, the case ornamented with turned finials, h. 48-1/2", w. 15", d. 7-1/2".

signed to dial Condition: working condition unknown. 16 1/2 inches wide; 31 1/2 inches high

antique Ansonia tiger oak regulator wall clock weight driven beautiful example in super conditon working great, 8 day weight driven movement 36" long 12 1/2" wide at top said to be a railroad station

This wall clock is a Ansonia Clock Company "Queen Elizabeth" and has a solid mahogany case with great details including turned columns, finials and spools. Circa Mid-19th Century. Includes pendulum an

ca. 1900 Ansonia press-carved oak case octagonal wall regulator clock with roman numeral paper dial and reverse painted gilt lower glass 32.5" x 18" -some wear to dial

Ansonia oak case Capitol model hanging wall regulator clock, 51"H x 12"W x 5.5"D

Ansonia Victorian regulator wall clock. Oak case with a brass spring driven time and strike movement. Marked. 47-1/2 in tall x 16 in wide.

These 2 oak wall clocks include a 8 day regulator, and an Ansonia Schoolhouse clock missing its hands and the glass from the lower door.

Antique Ansonia Clock Co. regulator octagon wall clock, oak case, paper on metal dial with Roman numerals, time movement only, reverse painted glass panel on door, original paper label on bottom inner

Ansonia Clock Co. "Antique Hanging" Wall Regulator Clockcirca 1900oak case with turned finials and bronze mounts, brass 8-day time and strike weight driven movement, movement signed "An

Ansonia "Capital" Wall Regulator Clock, Brooklyn, New York, circa 1894, oak case with glass panels, arched top and finials, 8-day weight driven time only nickel-plated brass movement, painted dial wit

The oak case having arched crown with lady's head over the front door with short half-columns and arched opening enclosing the spring driven eight day movement fronted by the original painted metal di

A late 19th century Ansonia "Queen Charlotte" model wall clock. 8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals, Oak case with pediment crest over a single long door with spi

The ornate oak case with time only movement fronted by paper dial on brass. Measures 40 x 16 x 5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell

Brass and spring driven 8 day movement in ornate oak case with rope twist columns with orignal finish. Very nice all original clock. 40" High x 16" Wide.

E. Howard No. 72 Oak Wall Regulator. Original 12 in. painted metal dial signed "E. Howard & Co., Boston" has black Roman hour numerals, sub seconds and blued pierced diamond hands; brass 8 day weight

E. Howard and Company oak wall regulator clock, circa 1913. Oak case with original surface, white dial with oak bezel. Gilt wood pendulum shaft with large brass capped bob. Photos of original installa

Gilbert Oak Wall Regulator No. 10. 10 in. paper dial signed in script "Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winsted, Conn" has black Roman hour numbers, inset sub seconds and blued pierced Maltese hands; brass 8

Seth Thomas Oak Wall Regulator – Umbria. Original 10 in. painted metal dial signed Seth Thomas with black Roman hour numerals, sub seconds dial, original blued hands; 15 day, time only, brass double

Chelsea Clock Co. Oak Wall Regulator: TO with a signed painted metal dial , the pendulum, weight, key and beat scale. (The dial is bubbled and ready to peel.) Has not been tested. Sells as is, where i

Large Ansonia Wall Regulator Clock: **Buyer is responsible for the shipping of this clock, we cannot do it in house!**