Clock Repair Studio has many years of experience and knowledge working on Ansonia clocks. The Ansonia clock company is a well-known and recognized name in the clock industry.
Many Ansonia clocks only require rewinding every eight days because their eight-day movements. In addition to regulator clocks like the 1886 “General” model, a brass 8-day, weight-driven clock with a cherry case and a dial that counted the seconds, Ansonia also produced mantel clocks with intricately painted china cases, beehive shelf clocks, miniature ogee shelf clocks with alarms, shelf clocks with glass domes surrounding the clock’s head, and other mantle clocks.
Ansonia Clock History
The Ansonia Brass Company, established by Anson Greene Phelps in 1844, is where the Ansonia Clock Company got its start. One of the most significant American clock makers in the 19th century, the Ansonia Clock Company manufactured millions of clocks until 1929, when the business entered receivership and ceded its remaining assets to Soviet Russia.
Read more about The Ansonia Clock Company’s history.
Clock Repair Studio repairs a large variety of Ansonia clocks ranging from grandfather, grandmother, wall, shelf, and mantel clocks.