About the Seth Thomas “Empire No. 302” Clock
The Seth Thomas “Empire No. 302,” a timepiece and strike clock from the esteemed Seth Thomas Clock Company, dates back to 1917. This particular model showcases an angular base and cap, which sets it apart as a rarer variant among the extensive Seth Thomas collection.
The “Empire No. 302” features a lacquered brass finish that retains its original charm, with only minor signs of wear. One beveled glass side panel exhibits some damage, but the overall structure remains intact. The clock’s silvered dial presents subtle toning, while the simulated compensating pendulum operates smoothly. With a height of 9.5 inches, this timepiece offers both historical appeal and functional precision.
Auction Records and Price History
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Seth Thomas Clock Co. “Empire No. 302” brass and glass time and strike, 8 days, crystal regulator, c1917
with its angled base and cap, this is a rarer model, and its lacquered brass finish is in good condition. One beveled glass side panel has some damage. The silvered dial has some faint toning, the simulated compensating pendulum is fine. Ht 9.5″
Sold: $160 | Date: April 27, 2014 | Source: R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts