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# Three of Three Clocks

by Sam
(Madison, WI, USA)




Another Antique Clock

Another Antique Clock

I wrote earlier of three clocks. Here is the clock with no hands. I did some research and found none like this anywhere. Any information would be appreciated. As with the others, I want to insure or sell this clock. Thank you all.




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# Three of Three Clocks

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Thank You Alwyn
by: Sam

Hello Alwyn,

Thank you for the information. The trade mark on the porcelein face is Ansonia. The works inside are also stamped with the Ansonia trade mark. I have found two clocks very similar to mine on line but, they all have different side moldings and they were French made with Ansonia works. I'm still trying to find a clock identical to mine so I can be sure of what I have. I appreciate your input and will welcome any information.

Sam

To Sam
by: Alwyn

Your clock looks very much like an Ansonia. It has the typical Ansonia bezel and, although a bit hard to see, it looks like the Ansonia trade mark just below the center shaft. It may also have a Brocot type suspension often used by Ansonia.

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