Catalog Description: C.1921, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Office No. 11″, 30-day wall timepiece. Condition: Inlayed mahogany case with some scratches is in nice as found condition with an original finish. Original painted dial will need some attention has it has a stained area near 7 o’clock and someone tried to darken the fading numerals, and to paint over the Seth Thomas name. Hands are original. Ht 18.75” [47.6 cm]
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Catalog Description: C.1909, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Office No. 5”, 8-day wall timepiece, as- found. The stripped oak case is in fair condition with some damage to the upper left and lower right edges of moldings and some lifting of the veneer that surrounds the dial opening that is in need of attention. The original painted dial is fair as Seth Thomas dials go with some paint flaking in the center area of the dial and along the outer edges, however we note that more of the paint is loose and some professional attention is called for here. The hands are original. Height 23 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas mantle clock, “O.G. Top”, ca 1863. 30 hour brass movement, strikes hours on a wire gong, runs very well Excellent full label, repainted zinc dial, ST hands, excellent tablet, brass bezel around the peephole beveled glass I have never seen this type of peephole bezel, very fancy15 inch mahogany veneer case is within an eyelash of perfect This case style without the columns, is rarely found Ly-Seth Thomas No.946
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Catalog Description: C.1902, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Orchid No. 1” 15-day time and strike crystal regulator clock in very good original condition. The brass and glass case is in pretty nice condition with only minor scratches. The porcelain dial is perfect and the hands are original. The fancy embossed French style pendulum is very nice with a serial number that matches the number on the movement. The front beveled panel has a very tiny chip on the top left corner (difficult to see). The rest of the panels are fine. The movement is signed “R. Kaiser”, who designed movements for Seth Thomas Sons and Co., and this movement is identical to ones seen in the “Sons” clocks, although it carries a small “ST” logo; this movement was meant to compete with French imports. Note front and rear doors have working turn latches. Height 10.25 inches
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Catalog Description: C.1863, Seth Thomas Parlor Calendar clock in rosewood, in generally fair to good condition, with restorations. The dials have been repainted and the rollers recovered; center tablet is new, case refinished; weights incorrect (too small); no label. The movement seems sound but you will need to cast up some 7 pound weights to put it in operation. Would be $1500 if pristine. Height 30 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, “Parlor Calendar No. 1″, C. 1884. Rosewood case is 33″ high, 17” wide, generally very nice condition from the bottom to the rounded top where some veneer is lost, and would be unusual if there weren’t some loss there. What is surprising is there is no loss on the base and bezels. The top corners of the case have had repairs and the case has been refinished. The dials were repainted without stripping off the old paint. It is fine and only noticeable upon close inspection. An excellent full label on the door is covered with plastic to preserve it. The two old weights look correct, pendulum is a replacement, and hands look correct. It takes a special key to open the door. There is a key with it, but not original to the clock. The signed lyre movement is 8 day, weight, gong strike, and it is running. This is a lot of clock for a low minimum. Ly-Seth Thomas, page 46, Millers “Calendar Clocks”, page 11.
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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Parlor Calendar No. 3”, 8-day, double dial calendar clock, striking The rosewood veneered case is in very nice condition, but stripped of its original finish, and needs finish applied. The lower dial has been repainted on the original pan. The upper dial appears to be original, however, interestingly it has stenciled spandrels, and was probably taken out of the “OG” dial bin. Since there are no extra holes and the dial is old, we feel it is original (spandrel area does not show when the door is closed). The hands, latch and case hardware are original as well. The calendar wheels have turned dark from age. Retains excellent inside label. Height 27 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas calendar clock, “Parlor Calendar, No. 5″, C. 1886. Polished walnut veneer case is 20” high, and there are no problems with the case. In fact very nice. However, we need to send Bubba to the NAWCC Suitcase School. The top dial pan is original, no new holes, but the paper dial he put on is pretty sorry. Even worse is the new pan over the calendar mechanism, and that paper dial. Probably for $100 he could have made this a first rate shelf calendar clock. And, as anyone can see the red calendar hand is bad. At least he could have painted it black. You can get a correct replacement hand from Timesavers for about $4. There is a label behind the calendar movement. This is an 8 day movement, No. 4 3/8, striking a bell on the hours. Geneva locks are still in place. Ly-Seth Thomas #94.
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Catalog Description: C.1909, Seth Thomas PARMA mahogany mantel clock in poor, as-found condition. This clock came from an attic in Fall River, and has a damaged porcelain dial, broken minute hand, chips in the veneer and a replacement pendulum. The springs are still good; movement dirty and needs complete cleaning. Admittedly a project, but a patient workman can make something of it. Height 12″
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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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