Catalog Description: C.1941, (dated), Seth Thomas, Mark I Boat Clock in a black bakelite case, less rear mount. Condition: obviously removed from Naval service at some time, the person simply pulled the hinge pin and left the wall mount on the boat. Still works fine as a desk clock. Unit with serial number 13929, and is in running order. Dial = 3″, overall width = 6″ [15cm]
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Catalog Description: C.1875, Seth Thomas, Mini Octagon Top, time and alarm cottage, restored. The case and dial have been refinished~ some runs in the finish. Retains good Thomaston label. Mahogany case is an attractive color; top glass replaced; mirror is old, but with corner crack. Mov’t clean and running; Height 9 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, “Nashville”, ca 1879. One of the earliest of the City Series line. You may note that the star pendulum with the Fleur de Le is,was only shown in the Seth Thomas catalogs with the Fashion No. 3, New Orleans, and Nashville models. This clock is 100% original, never cleaned or refinished. It still has the old dial, label, pendulum, glass, and the nickel accessories. 8 day movement strikes a nickel bell. 16 inch walnut case is very nice and the clock is running. Ly-Seth Thomas No.210.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas clock Co., “Newark”, ca. 1892. 22 inches high walnut case, refinished. Nice carvings and scroll work, door glass replaced. Old hands, pendulum, dial and dial pan. Mr. Fix-It decided to add extra holes and mounting screws in dial ring. 8-day movement strikes wire gong, has original Geneva locks still intact and has complete alarm. Movement runs but needs to be serviced. Overall a decent looking “City Series” clock in good condition. Ly- Seth Thomas No. 212.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas & Sons statue clock, “No. 8011”, ca 1876. Angel and Child. A lot of old gilt finish on the metal case. Typical French style movement copied by Seth Thomas, 8 day, striking on a bell, on the half hour, also like the French movements. Heavy beveled glass in the cast bezel, porcelain dial has repairs around the time side arbor. Signed movement, outside count wheel, running. No back metal cover but has the correct pendulum. A little damage on the back where it rests on the mantle, you must inspect closely, from the back. The clock is 16 1/2 inches high. Ly-American, Volume2, No.847.
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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas “10-Inch Octagon Gilt” Wall Clock in good original condition. There are a couple of minor flakes on the original dial, and some wear to the numerals, however, clock retains original finish, gilding, tablet, label, pend etc. Note the dial has separated from the bezel and will need attention. Interestingly, the label has an extra red stamp: “Made in America”. An ever-popular model. Height 21 inches $200-250
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas miniature 9 inch, “Octagon Top”, 30 hour movement, E Type, with alarm. A very nice walnut case, original zinc dial, brass bell, brass bezel, original pendulum and key. They don’t come much better. Ly-Seth Thomas No. 1554 (case) and No. 1564 (movement).
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Catalog Description: C.1868, Seth Thomas, Office Calendar No. 1 Wall Clock in walnut, in generally good restored condition. This clock was completely re-veneered around 30 years ago, and anyone who has ever tried veneering a complicated Seth Thomas molding, knows it is problematic. There are a couple of bubbles and creases in the round bezel veneer, but generally it is an “OK” job. The inside of the door retains original operating instructions (with Plymouth Hollow address), and the calendar mechanism and rollers are original. Both dials have been professionally repainted with proper numerals and patent information. The weight is an interesting model with a detachable iron pulley on top; looks OK. Runs and the perpetual calendar changes. These have been selling for around $2800 with original veneer, so our estimate considers the current condition. Height 40 inches $1500-1800
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Catalog Description: C.1880, Seth Thomas Office Calendar No. 2, as-found in fair condition, with modifications as described. This clock lost its crown maybe 100 years ago and a very good cabinet maker made a new one apparently from a verbal description of what it should look like. He got the OG molding too tall and the angled top to tall, adding over 2″ to the factory height. Then someone cut out the calendar dial to show the pendulum swinging, and repainted both dials poorly. Both movements are original; one rod has come unattached from the calendar movement, but it is present. Original grid pendulum, bob and weight. Case partially stripped; rosewood veneer good except for minor losses; rollers original. A Major project, or these 2 movements will bolt in a Calendar-No.1 case if you have it. Height 44 1/2″
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Catalog Description: C.1875, Seth Thomas, Office Calendar No. 7 Wall Clock time, strike and calendar in walnut, and in fair to good condition. There are some flakes in both original dials, and a few veneer chips around the bezels. Still, everything there is original and retains inside label (a bit dark). Also original rollers are very dark (new covers are available if you should choose to replace them). This is a perpetual calendar, correcting for short months and leap year. This size is quite in demand. Height 26″ $1000-1200
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