Ansonia Wall Clock

Ansonia Wall Clocks date back to the late 1800’s; they come in a variety of woods such as oak, rosewood, cherry and mahogany. The clocks range from twenty inches to almost five feet in height, the average width being around 15 inches. Most of the clocks are eight day double weight driven movements, with 1/2 hour and hour striking. The dials were mostly paper but you will find porcelain on the more ornate wall clocks. The Ansonia wall clocks have brass movements that will last till the end of time.

The wall clocks were designed to be used in businesses as well as homes. The regulator wall clock was known for its accurate time keeping and was used in schools as well as businesses to set the other clocks by. Wall clocks like the Queen Elizabeth and the Ansonia Niobe were more decorative and known to be used in parlors and libraries.

The clocks were usually trimmed out in brass or gold and were considered by most as very ornate as well as expensive in the late 1800's. Ansonia never made any low quality wall clocks; they used nothing but the best materials along with the very ornate case designs when they manufactured their clocks. It is very hard to find just a plain Ansonia clock; they are all stylish as well as unique. The Ansonia Clock Company strived to make themselves one of the best clock manufacturers in the country and succeeded.

They are a part of us now just as much as they were apart of us back them. Whether you are looking for the perfect wall decor for your home or office, Ansonia wall clocks offer a design that will fit you along with your budget. Remember to look for the Ansonia name on the back of the movement. You can also find the Ansonia trademark on most of their dials; it is the capital letter “A” in a square located in a triangle, between the hand movement and the numbers. Check out other wall clocks for more wall clocks

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