Clocks and LOTS of them!

[olecanalantiques]

WARNING! THIS THREAD MY GET LONG!!!

I have never been much into NON Advertising clocks such as the PAM's and others like them. I have a lot of nice old clocks which i know nothing about so i figured i would get my friends here at A-S to help me sort them out and maybe get the value on a couple them!!

I'll start it off with these two here, They are Ansonia's i beleive but they made so many different types it's hard for me to pin down the model let alone value!

[olecanalantiques]

HOLY COW!! In case anyone is interested, i found a GREAT link for Ansonias or any other kind of clock!

http://www.antiqueclockspriceguide.com/makerresults.php?m=Ansonia

[waywardangler]

Maybe that link should be on the Special Threads and Exceptional Information board?  Anyone agree?

[talesofthesevenseas]

Most definitely! 

[ironlord1963]

   Yea a good one, I had this added to my favorite a while back, this site was brought up before here.  I know little to nothing about clocks, but before this thread is done I'll bet we will all be experts    Thanks ole 

[olecanalantiques]

Yup, i would pin it, great link.

Iron, we are in the same boat m8, i agree though, i bet we learn something from this one 

[olecanalantiques]

Heres a couple more guys, i know the one is Ansonia but i think the other may be a Waterbury?

[olecanalantiques]

And i could use a piece of Guilding for the top of the Ansonia on the left if anyone has one 

[cogar]

olecanal, your best bet would be to find a "best match" one from a supplier such as, to wit: 

http://woodworker.com/3-14x3-12-embossed-onlay-oak-mssu-113-360.asp

and paint it to match

[olecanalantiques]

olecanal, your best bet would be to find a "best match" one from a supplier such as, to wit: 

http://woodworker.com/3-14x3-12-embossed-onlay-oak-mssu-113-360.asp

and paint it to match

VERY COOL!! Thanks a lot Cogar, i bookmarked that page, i think i will be using it real soon! thanks for the link