Early 20th Century Cast Metal Art Nouveau Uranium Glass Clock by Ansonia snack and rhythmic posture

and rhythmic posture

Exhibits minor signs of wear including errant tears from where the print was separated from the calendar

The piece stands up on it's own and would display well as a piece of industrial home decor

grounding the piece in a bygone era of local delivery and pre-electric illumination

Early 20th Century Cast Metal Art Nouveau Uranium Glass Clock by Ansonia snack and rhythmic posturec. 1900s 1910s; The Ansonia Clock Co. New York This ornate Art Nouveau mantel clock is rendered in cast metal with flowing, whiplash curves and a sculpted maiden in low relief an archetypal motif of the movement's fascination with natural form and feminine personification. The case retains traces of its original hand applied polychrome, especially around the florals and sinuous drapery. The clock face is fitted with a striking bright green uranium