Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: C.1870, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Office Calendar No. 1. This rosewood veneered example has some veneer chips on the edges of the case that are easily repaired (not too noticeable and it looks OK from a distance) Both painted dials are original and nearly perfect; one wear spot on time dial at 6. The original calendar rollers have turned dark from age. Retains original hands and iron weight. The door lock is missing; has turn tabs to hold door closed. It would be hard to choose between this and the previous lot. Height 40 inches

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Office Calendar No. 2″, C. 1862, when calendar clocks were first offered. They were introduced in their catalog of 1863. The full black label shows the Plymouth Hollow address as does the dial. I researched several of the early calendars clocks and none of the first movements were identical, which means to me they hadn’t settled on one movement in those formative years. This is a magnificient original rosewood case. Granted there are some corner nicks and a tiny bit of veneer chipped on the left side but I challenge anyone to show me a better, more original clock. I removed both 14″ square dial pans, (they are the original pans-repainted by Jim West, Houston) and the screw holes are tight. The screws couldn’t have been removed more than 2-3 times in 140 years. The case is 40.75″ high, all the catalogs say they are 42.5”?? This is a big clock, none of the catalog pictures do them justice. It is 8 day of course, 1 correct and original weight, time only. Ly-Seth Thomas, pages 34-35. Note that our clock is much older than the No. 1 and No. 2 pictured. Another reference is Millers “Calendar Clocks”, pages 10-11.

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Catalog Description: C.1876, Seth Thomas, Office Calendar No. 7, 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 quite dark. This is a perpetual calendar, correcting for short months and leap year. This size is quite in demand. Height 26″ Reserve $500

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Catalog Description: C.1920 Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Office 11”, 30-day mahogany wall timepiece. Condition: Case is an extra nice mahogany example with inlay and a finish that is original (minor nicks and scratches commensurate with age). The original painted dial is very nice and clean and has just a little loss around the mounting screws. The hands are original. The case houses a large double spring movement with dead-beat escapement. Clean example. Height 18.75 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1909, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Office No. 5, oak cased wall clock, 8-day time and strike, as-found, from storage Condition: the case has been refinished and the top corners rounded a bit, and bubbles in the veneer on the dial surround. There is an old paper dial pasted over the zinc pan, which looks OK, but is coming loose from the pan. The movement is properly marked with Seth Thomas logo; pendulum is original. Height 23.2 inches

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Weight Driven O.G. clock, circa 1860’s Case: Mahogany veneer O.G. style, 29.5″ high. With great original label. Works: Seth Thomas Lyre type 8 day weight driven. Eagle stamped on works. Reference: Seth Thomas Clocks and Movements by Tran Duy Ly. Condition: Case: Very Good, there are a few old veneer repairs, Works: excellent. Additional keywords: American

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Catalog Description: C.1902, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Orchid No. 2″ , 15-day time/strike crystal regulator. Condition: Brass case in very clean condition; could stand polishing. Original porcelain dial is perfect and the hands are original. Beveled glass panels are perfect. Movement is signed. Good No. 48S movement is complete and sound; good 2 vial pendulum with original gilding intact. Overall excellent Ht 9 7/8” [25 cm]

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Catalog Description: C.1863, Seth Thomas, 8-Day Parlor Calendar in rosewood, in generally good condition. Someone has stripped the finish off and given it a light coat of dull varnish; there are minor bits of veneer missing; the top dial is replaced, and the bottom dial is original with minor flakes. Door lock is present but damaged. Both the rear label and the instruction label are clear and legible; eagle center tablet is superb (32 star US flag). Calendar mechanism is sound and the rollers are original. Overall good+ condition and worthy of your attention. Height 30 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1890, Seth Thomas, PARLOR CALENDAR No. 10, in outstanding condition. Retains both inside labels, original dials, rollers, pendulum and weights. Walnut case has burled and carved accents. This is a rare clock, and this one has received loving care for the last 100+ years. If there is a better one in the U.S., we have not seen it. Refer to Ly’s Calendar Clock book, pages 262-263 for full details. Height 36 inches.

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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., Parlor Calendar No. 3. This case, veneered in walnut is in beautiful condition. The dials appear to have been varnished at some time and show the effects of yellowing and loss of the varnish. There is one tiny veneer chip in the upper left corner of the case. Overall very good+ condition. Height 29″ $600-800

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