Posted 6 years ago
Flhlady
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My dad found this cast iron mantle clock and cannot locate a similar one on the internet - it does work
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Posted 6 years ago
Flhlady
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My dad found this cast iron mantle clock and cannot locate a similar one on the internet - it does work
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they started in Conn. 1851 - 78 then move to Brooklyn NY 1879 - 1930
you can comtact these floks for more info on your ...
http://www.timemuseum.com/
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/clocks/ansonia
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/clocks/mantel
It is a very popular model called the Ansonia "Rosalind" from circal 1904. See this link for another example or just do a search on the model's name. http://www.antiqueansoniaclocks.com/Ansonia-Model-0853.php
Sorry bruce this example is from about 1886 the square minute hand shaft tells me it's at least 1886 maybe earlier. I would need to see the movement and case bottom to be more exact as this model was produced for a long time.
Really? So when did Ansonia stop using the square minute hand shaft?