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Description: Rare Ansonia "Juno" swinging arm clock in original as found
condition. This clock features the movement within the globe with the
curved face on the outside and fancy filigree on top. The statue is of a
woman holding the globe in one hand and a baton in the other.
When wound up the clock will swing from side to
side pivoting from the woman's left hand and keep time for a week between
windings. These clocks were originally advertised as "attention getters"
for store window displays. Not many of them survived. The original patination has been worn off the statue but remains mostly intact on the swing arm portion. There is a small dent in the back of the base. The gentle constant
motion of the clock and the soft "tick" make it a wonderful collectable and
decorative timepiece! Circa: 1880 Dimensions: 27.5"H x 7"Diameter of base Finish: Patination is ok on arm but gone on statue Price: $4950.00 |