Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: C.1886, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Ogden”, 8-day time/strike City Series mantel clock. Condition: Refinished walnut case in clean condition. Dial pan, dial and the shaped wooden panel the dial is mounted to are replacements. Tablet a replacement. Hands appear to be old, but are not original to this clock. Pendulum is original, leader has broken and needs soldering [part is there]. Movement is signed, and there is still a label in the bottom of the case. Would be $350 if original. Height 21.5 inches [54.6 cm]

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Catalog Description: C.1880, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “One Day Lever” 30-hour time/strike gallery clock in excellent original condition. The rosewood veneer is in good condition for this style of clock, as many of these gallery clocks have serious veneer problems. There is a small veneer piece missing on the flat edge along the bottom and a minor chip on one corner. The original dial is excellent, with only a little paint loss around the winding holes. The clock has a super label on the back. The nicest example of this model we’ve seen in a long while. Height 13″

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Catalog Description: C.1894, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Paris”, 8-day time/strike mantel clock. This French style clock with adamantine veneer and gilt mountings is in excellent condition, exceptions noted. The front panel shows a little crazing in one area, possibly from the sun. There is a little chip on the black adamantine on one top back corner. The bezel glass is missing; been gone a long time and the embossed brass dial has gone dark. The hands are original. The movement is complete and sound, properly signed and the pendulum is original. The clock strikes on a spiral steel gong. These “French” models do not turn up often. Height 16 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1884, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Parlor Calendar No. 1” 8-day time/strike calendar clock, in generally fair condition. The rosewood veneer on the case is photogenic but there are losses on both bezels and the curved molding surrounding the center panel; veneer on top cornice is replaced with mahogany. The dials have some paint loss (chips) and the touch up does not match well. The calendar rollers have turned a bit dark with age, but are intact. The hands, weights, and the door glass are original; otherwise complete and sound, and with full label. Pendulum in box with weights. Height 32 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1880, Seth Thomas, “Parlor No. 3′ perpetual calendar clock with time dial at top and lower dial with day, date and month. Note this mechanism corrects for both short months and leap year. The movements are good and the rollers are original. Unfortunately the case was stripped with a rotary brush and there are deep scratches in the mahogany which will never come out. The dials are neatly repainted; original labels (2) intact. Estimate reflects condition; height 27′

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Catalog Description: C.1886, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Parlor Calendar No. 5”, 8-day time, strike and perpetual calendar mantel clock. Condition: Walnut case in very good condition with an old and possibly original finish. Both dial pans are new, but very nicely made and painted by the Dial house. Calendar rollers have been properly re-papered. Movement is signed and clean. Nice label on the back side of the front door, has lost its gold, but still legible. Seems to run OK. For reference, see Ly’s 3rd edition Seth Thomas book [2004] page 106; current price guide $1000 if original. Height 20 inches [50.8 cm]

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Catalog Description: C.1886, Seth Thomas, “Parlor Calendar No. 9″ shelf clock in outstanding condition, with restoration. The dials have been professionally refinished by the Dial House. The balance of the clock, including hands, finish, and pendulum is original and shows evidence of loving care over the years. This model is of walnut, with fancy burled veneers on front surfaces of the door, top and side trim. Moreover this is just about as wild as Seth Thomas designers got in their effort to capture part of the high Victorian walnut accessory market. This model is illustrated in Ly’s yellow calendar book, pages 261-62, and his 1997 value was $3500. Both glasses are old; wonderful label. This clock and the next were owned by George Tardiff for many years. Height 29”

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Catalog Description: C.1880, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Pittsburgh V.P.”, 8-day time/strike City Series shelf clock. Condition – Refinished walnut case in good condition (shiny varnish on exterior) with a veneer chip on the corner of the base and a couple small ones on the top (inside of case was not refinished). The original dial has wear to some of the numbers and an applied varnish finish is worn in spots. Hands and pendulum are original, pend with original embossed “STCCo” in center surrounded by damascene pattern. There is good label inside bottom of case. A difficult model for the ST collector to locate. Height 23 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1885, Seth Thomas, Queen Anne, 8-day wall regulator timepiece in oak. Condition: the case has been refinished to a light golden color. The original dial is weak, some of the numerals rubbed off, and with a large flake by 11. The time only movement is original to the case. Retains fancy nickel plated damascene pendulum and nickel bezel around dial. The striking model is worth $2000. For reference, see Tran Ly’s 3rd edition Seth Thomas book, page 326. Height 36 inches [91cm]

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Catalog Description: C.1870, Seth Thomas Sons and Co., New York, “Rebecca at the Well”, 8-day time/strike figural mantel clock. Condition: Cast spelter case with nice old bronze finish that looks to be original. There has been a repair to the palm tree. The original dial signed Mitchell Vance and Co., New York” is in good condition with wear to the numbers. Hands are original. Movement is properly signed. Height 17 inches

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