Catalog Description: C.1936, Seth Thomas, “Monitor’ Ship”s Bell striking wall clock, in a polished brass case and in good original condition. This model uses the No. 7, one day bell-strike movement, and with hinged bezel. The dial has some oxidation and wear, but is generally good; runs; height 10 ‘
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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Chime Clock No. 1 ,”4 bell Sonora chime mantel clock, in generally good condition. The adamantine mahogany finish is in pretty nice condition, however, there is a tiny chip on the upper right corner and a little damage and some splits in the front panel, above the dial.. This model which usually came with a silvered dial has the optional porcelain dial, with small chips by each winding arbor (only apparent on close inspection). The hands are original. The clock retains its original brass ball feet. The original brass gilt columns have been brushed over with gold paint. In running order and with excellent tone (chimes Westminster tune). Height 12 1/2”
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Sentinel No. 3”, tambour style mahogany case, 1 9 1/2 inches wide. Full label on the bottom and the back door. Convex glass over the dial. 8 day striking half hours, 2 hammers on 2 rods. Pendulum movement No.89, no pendulum. Case never cleaned, needs to be cleaned lightly and polished.
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Catalog Description: C.1890, Seth Thomas, No. 4 Time only tower clock movement, as-found, less verge and crutch assembly and suspension system, very dirty. Although it is not impossible to restore the missing items, we would imagine this is a “parts” clock. It stood near Mr. Coopermans furnace for over 30 years and was filled with grime and spider webs; tip of winding arbor is bent. Height of frame 17 inches, Height to universal yoke 22 inches. A complete, but dirty movement would be worth around $2000, so we would imagine this portion to be worth
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Tudor No. 1”, ca 1863, or “Tombstone” as we call it today. 15 inch walnut veneer case is near perfect, except for a small chink broken off the rear-top. You can’t see the damage unless you look at it from the rear. Key lock door, ST hands, period pendulum bob, full label, old zinc dial-repainted. 8 day movement strikes hours on a coil gong, runs. Ly-Seth Thomas No.951.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Umbria”, ca 1909. This clock has a 15 day, large double spring movement, like the movement in the “World” model, No.40. Time only, Graham dead beat escapement.The old oak case is 40 1/2 inches, superbly refinished some years back. There is a small piece of trim missing on the bottom, a piece about 1 inch long. There are 2 brass door locks, brass beat scale, brass pendulum. Very nice original dial with a seconds dial, never repainted. Ly-Seth Thomas No.474.
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Catalog Description: C.1909, Seth Thomas, “Whitby”, inlaid mantel clock in very good, as-found condition. This clock is from an attic in Southern Mass, and the original finish is crazed. Movement is complete and sound, and running, but would benefit from cleaning. The base board (that holds the gong) has cracked. Retains original hands, pendulum, gong, and hardware throughout; rear veneer intact; dial perfect. (Inlay does not show well through old finish) Height 12″ Reserve $195
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “World”, long drop regulator, C. 1885. Old oak veneer case is32″ high, great wood grain matches, yet is different at every turn. A careful and skilled wood man filled all the wood joints with a color matching wood putty, cleaned the case, sent the old dial to The Dial House for a good repaint, and in general made the clock fine enough for anyone to hang in their home. I note a repair made on the minute hand. All brass is polished, and a new knob was installed on the lower door. Full label inside the case. 8 day, large double spring movement with Graham dead beat escapement, Geneva stops still in place, and there is a second’s dial. Ly-Seth Thomas, page 150.
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Catalog Description: C.1909 Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Arcade”, 30-day oak wall timepiece in very nice condition with original finish. The original painted dial is quite nice with some flaking beginning to appear at about 10 and 4 o’clock. The hands are original, but the hour hand is missing the little trim element from its center. This timepiece runs on a large double wind spring movement with dead beat escapement. Overall very good to excellent. Height 23.5 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas hanging gallery clock, “Artic”, ca 1912. Date stamped on the case This is an 8-day timepiece, pendulum movement Good full label inside the case 12 inch painted zinc dial, 16 inch diameter wood case with a white adamantine finish The case is original, has not been repainted Seth Thomas catalogs say the finish can be cleaned any number of times with a damp cloth Ly-Seth Thomas No.582
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