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Posted 6 years ago
dtbt617
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We don't know too much about this clock other than a few people said it was a Royal Bonn clock from 1895. Anyone else know anything about this style of clock? thanks!!
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https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/167493-possibly-a-1900-ansonia-clock-w-royal-b
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Hello and welcome to Collectors Weekly. Ansonia manufactured your heirloom. Your clocks' model name is right below the Royal Bonn mark on the back. You have a "La Clair". Collectors Weekly has a nice, concise and informative article on Ansonia here: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/clocks/ansonia
If you do an internet search on "Ansonia La Clair" you'll see other examples of your clock which have come up for auction or otherwise been put on the market over the years. For example, here is one: http://www.clockprices.com/ansonia-royal-bonn-la-clair-china-clock.html
There are many others so it must have been a popular and successful model for Ansonia. It's a very nice looking Porcelain clock (in my opinion). Thank you for sharing it with us.
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Thank you all!!
You're welcome. Is your mystery solved, or do you have more questions?