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Posted 8 years ago
Adam714
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Just need information about this old clock. I do not know nothing about it but all I can say is that it did belonged to my grandmother which was given to her by her uncle.
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It's a beautiful clock. I hope you don't want to get rid of it. Is there anything on the backside of the clock that would be a clue. A name or something?
No unfortunately it doesn't have a back to it. It does say 'The Ansonia Clock Company of New York City.
It appears that your heirloom is an incomplete Ansonia "Rosalind" from circa 1904.
See this image for a complete example: http://www.antiqueansoniaclocks.com/Ansonia-Model-0853.php
Hope that helps solve your mystery. Thanks for sharing and welcome to Collectors Weekly.
There are replacement/reproduction parts available for this clock model. If you are interested, go to eBay and search for "Ansonia Clock Parts Angel Rosalind Mantle Clock" and you should find the listing.
the clock is a 1882 ansonia Rosalind it is missing the side ornaments. i have one that is complete that i bought last year.