About the Seth Thomas “Chronometer Lever No. 4010” Clock
The Seth Thomas “Chronometer Lever No. 4010” clock, manufactured by the renowned Seth Thomas Clock Company in Thomaston, Connecticut around 1913, is a striking example of their craftsmanship. This wall clock operates on an 8-day spring-driven movement and features a time-only function, with no additional complications such as chimes or calendar.
The clock’s case is made from nickel-plated brass, giving it a classic and timeless appearance. The dial, silvered in design, measures approximately 10 1/2 inches in diameter. The movement of this clock is reported to be in good running order, while the nickel plating on the case shows signs of wear due to age, adding character to its vintage appeal. The dial, despite being aged, remains in good condition, offering clear and legible readings of the time. This Seth Thomas “Chronometer Lever No. 4010” clock is a testament to the enduring quality and design that has made Seth Thomas one of the most respected names in clock making history.
Auction Records and Price History
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Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Chronometer Lever No. 4010″, wall clock, 8 days, time only, spring driven movement in a nickel plated brass case with 8” silvered dial, c1913
the movement is in good running order. The nickel plating on case is well worn. The silvered dial is in good condition. 10 1/2″ diameter
Sold: $850 | Date: May 4, 2013 | Source: R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts