Posted 3 years ago
EHawk
(1 item)
Any idea on year this was made? Had this passed down from my Aunt. Looks to be marble or granite on both sides of clock face.
Ansonia Cast Iron | ||
| vintagegirl66's loves353 of 2076 |  |  |
Ansonia Cast Iron | ||
| vintagegirl66's loves353 of 2076 | | |
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Posted 3 years ago
EHawk
(1 item)
Any idea on year this was made? Had this passed down from my Aunt. Looks to be marble or granite on both sides of clock face.
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Hello EHawk. Welcome to Collectors Weekly, Clocks.
It looks to me as though your heirloom Ansonia may be a model they called the "Cologne" from circa 1894.
If this is true, your clock should measure about 9 1/2" tall by 15 1/2" wide. It originally listed for around $15, which was not cheap in 1894. Thanks for sharing with us.
Bruce