About the Seth Thomas “Giant No. 3” Clock
The Seth Thomas “Giant No. 3” Oak Kitchen Clock, part of the Exposition Series, showcases a distinctive design that stands tall at 25 inches. This particular model features a T&S with alarm movement, accompanied by a paper dial proudly bearing the Seth Thomas name.
The clock boasts an intricate interior label and one on the back, as well as a decorative glass door for enhanced visual appeal. The pendulum is also included, adding to its traditional charm. Notably, this version of the Giant No. 3 runs smoothly but does not strike, and it does not come with a key.
On the other hand, another variant of the Seth Thomas “Giant No. 3” Oak Kitchen Clock from the same Exposition Series is also available. This variant includes all the previous features, such as the T&S with alarm movement, paper dial, interior and back labels, decorative glass door, and pendulum. However, this version runs and strikes on time, making it a functional addition to any space. Regrettably, this variant does not come with a key. Both versions share the same impressive height of 25 inches.
Auction Records and Price History
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Seth Thomas “Giant No. 3” Oak Kitchen Clock
From the “Exposition Series” with a T&S with alarm movement; a paper dial marked “Seth Thomas”; an interior paper label and one on the back; the pendulum and the key. (The clock is running at this time but does not strike.) 25″ Tall
Sold: $80 | Date: May 03, 2014 | Source: Tom Harris
Seth Thomas “Giant No. 3” Oak Kitchen Clock
From the “Exposition Series” with a T&S with alarm movement; a paper dial marked “Seth Thomas”; a decorated glass door; a paper label inside and on the back; and the pendulum. The clock is running and striking at this time. (There is no key with the clock.) 25″ Tall
Sold: $105 | Date: May 03, 2014 | Source: Tom Harris