Catalog Description: C.1925, Seth Thomas, Plymouth Model, mahogany tambour clock, with 89-L movement, striking ding-dong notes on steel rods. This clock is dirty, as-found, veneer loose at rear and the minute hand broken away. Will clean up OK; Height 9′
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Catalog Description: C.1895, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Queen Anne, 8-day time/strike wall clock, case incomplete. The walnut case is in good condition with original finish, however, the clock must have fallen at one time and damaged the lower bracket, which is now missing, but the bottom trim molding was saved and placed back on the case. This clock was originally exported to England and the painted dial is signed “Barry and Sons, Cardiff”. The clock has a beautiful nickel-plated damascened pendulum. This example has an early wooden beat indicator. There is a very nice label in the bottom of the case. If this clock had retained its original bracket it would have been worth $1,000 and the estimate reflects the condition. Height 31.75″ $500-$700
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Catalog Description: C.1868, Seth Thomas, Regulator No. 1, in rosewood, and in very good original condition. The bezel has a couple of minor nicks, and there is the odd scrape in other places, but overall this is a nice clock. Note original dial has several flakes and is fragile to the touch. Retains original label in bottom of case; bottom cracked from where the weight went through once. Still and all a good early Seth Thomas clock. Note the influence that Silas Terry had on this model; see next lot. Height 36 inches
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Catalog Description: SETH THOMAS “REGULATOR NO. 1 EXTRA”. ROSEWOOD VENEERED CASE. CIRCA 1875. 8 DAY SINGLE WEIGHT MOVEMENT WITH ORIGINAL LABEL ON PANEL IN FRONT OF WEIGHT. BRASS PENDULUM BOB. OLD REPLACEMENT GLASSES. RESTORED PAINTED ROMAN DIAL WITH SECONDS BIT. H-40″ X W-20″X D-5″
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Clock Co. “Regulator No.18”. A contemporary clock made as a copy of the ca1909 poplar model No.18. The 8 day time only, weight driven movement is old and correct for this clock. It is signed properly and identical to the movement pictured with the Regulator No.18 in the Seth Thomas catalogs. The movement is secured to an iron back plate, has Graham dead beat escapement and maintaining power.This is a well made 54 inch walnut case with a very eye pleasing finish. Pendulum bob is not correct and the stick was made to represent an original. 14 inch dial is painted on a new pan. The brass dial ring band inside the bezel is correct as are the hands, brass weight, brass beat scale, pulley, door lock, and knob.If you would replace the incorrect bob this would be a fine clock that most collectors would love to have. Ly-Seth Thomas, page 127.
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Catalog Description: C.1890, Seth Thomas “Regulator No. 2′ in walnut and in very good original condition, with original dial, hands, finish, weight and pulley. There is one small chip in the outer bezel at around 7, but you can see it barely shows in the photo. In running order. Height 34′
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Catalog Description: C.1900, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Ct, Regulator No. 2, in oak and in very good to excellent original condition. The only items that keeps this from being outstanding are some veneer chips on the bowtie portion just under the dial, and some loose plywood on the rear that does not show. Otherwise, it is about as good as you will find with a great original dial, good original finish and label inside case bottom. Height 34 inches
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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Regulator No. 2”, 8-day, weight driven station clock. Condition: Oak case in very nice condition with original finish. Original dial has flaked, continuing to flake, and will need attention. Hands and pendulum are original. Weight is from another clock, however, reproduction weights are available from Timesavers or other suppliers. All is sound and worth restoring. For a full discourse on the No. 2, see Tran Ly’s 3rd edition of the Seth Thomas book, pages 276-78 See also lots 377, 436 and 437. Height 36 inches [91.44 cm]
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Catalog Description: C.1980, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Div. of General Time Corp., A Tally Industries Co., “Regulator No. 2” 8-day triple chime mahogany wall clock. Condition: Quality made solid mahogany case in excellent condition as a replica of the original that was made for over 100 years. Movement has Westminster/St. Michael/Whittington chime selection. Xlnt inside label. Height 35.25 inches [89.53 cm]
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Regulator No. 2”, early model, ca 1878. This tablet was only used by Seth Thomas from 1878 to 1880, and seconds bit started in 1879, so that only leaves 1878 as the date this clock was made. For lack of other information I often use the date by the clock in the catalogs, but more times than not the catalog date is not the date when a clock was made, it is only the date it was pictured in the company’s trade booklet. These early Seth regulators were 34 inches high, walnut veneer cases, 8 day time only movement, large flat weight descending behind a sliding partition, full label on the partition. The clock runs real well, appears to be all original, a few chips of veneer missing on the rounded bezel, some gold paint loss but majority still intact. Has been rebacked to hold the remaining gold. Original paint on the old zinc dial is very good. Overall a near perfect example of a very early regulator. Ly-Seth Thomas No. 364.
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