Catalog Description: C.1915, Seth Thomas, “Denton’ in good, as-found, condition. This clock has been in storage for some time and the brass case has oxidation through the gold plating. However it is 100 percent original, and will restore to an excellent example of this model. 8-day time and hour strike on a gong, the halves on a resonated bell. Height 10 ‘
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas City Series shelf clock, “Dover”, ca 1890. 8 day movement strikes a coil gong and alarms on a brass bell. 21 1/2 inch walnut case is near perfect with the original glass, dial, and pendulum. Old label inside. Stamp on back of case “9881K”, means the clock was made November 1889. This clock came from a long time Seth Thomas collector of City Series clocks. He didn’t own any bad ones. Ly-Seth Thomas No.236.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, “10 Inch Drop Octagon”, ca 1912. The number “12” is stamped on the back of the case, I say it was made 1912. This clock was made in several styles and sizes, this one in old oak, polished, in near perfect original condition, standing 22.5 inches high. 10 inches painted metal dial still with original paint. Compared to other Seth Thomas dials this old, I will call it near perfect. Has an original set of hands, old pendulum, and brass bezel, knob, etc. are all excellent. The movement is 8 day, time only, and runs up a storm. Since there is no strike you can put it in the guest bedroom. If you only have a few clocks this should be your next purchase because it is near perfect and dependable. Ly-Seth Thomas No. 506.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas hanging clock, “12 Inch Drop Octagon”, ca 1909. Big 8 day movement has the Geneva stops and strikes the hours. Old oak, polished case, is 23 1/2 inches high. The clock is very clean, all original, and running. Just to keep from saying the clock is near perfect I will say the bezel is tarnished and needs to be polished. Ly-Seth Thomas No.505.
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Catalog Description: American Seth Thomas “Eclipse” Walnut Parlor Mantle Clock, Circa 1885 5 1/2 inches replaced paper dial, 8-day, brass spring driven movement with alarm, one of the hard to find Seth Thomas “Ball Top” walnut parlor clocks, nicely restored case, good restored condition. Height 24 1/2 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas hanging balltop, “Eclipse”, C. 1908. Refinished walnut case is 27″ high, very clean with a rich walnut color. There was.a good deal of jig saw and router work by some skilled cabinet maker. Deep cut designs on every piece of wood. The base took a hit and broke in two different places. It has been repaired (glue) and is hard to see the breaks. 8 day lyre movement with original Geneva stops still in place. The movement strikes a coil gong and alarms on a brass bell. Eclipse pendulum, hanger, dial rings, alarm ring, bell, and movement, all clean and functioning properly. Paper dial was replaced when the case was refinished. There is a very nice label inside the case. This is another clock from storage, surely will need to be oiled. This one is a really good looking clock.
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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, 4-glass crystal regulator, EMPIRE No.11. Condition: Very good original condition with nice dial, most of the original gilding intact on base and top, and beveled glass very good. For information on all of the Seth Thomas Empire models in this sale, refer to Tran Duy Ly’s Seth Thomas book (2004 edition), pages 236-264 cover most models, Empire #1 through Empire #1000. Height 14 inches
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Catalog Description: C.1904, Seth Thomas Clock Co., EMPIRE No. 2, brass and glass crystal regulator, 8- day with cathedral gong strike. Condition: Overall very good original condition. The case has been polished regularly and the original gold finish is absent. The base of the clock was cast out of red brass, which now gives the case a tu-tone look. (pink+yellow) The signed porcelain dial is perfect and the hands are original. This was an expensive clock in 1904, selling for $30, about the same price as a French import. For reference, see Tran Ly’s 3rd edition Seth Thomas book, page 236, fig 713. Ly current price = $550. Height 11.85 inches [30cm]
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Catalog Description: C.1913, Seth Thomas, “EMPIRE No. 307”, brass and glass, “crystal regulator”, 8-day time and gong strike in a gilded case with porcelain dial. Condition: This clock has been cleaned and bushed and is in good running order.. The dial is good and the original gilding on the case is in excellent condition (don’t rub the case or you’ll polish off the gold). The one small hurt on the clock is a chip glued in on rear door glass at bottom. Height 9.75 inches
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Catalog Description: C.1909, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Empire No. 65″ Bow Front Crystal Regulator in very good restored condition. The brass case has 4 full reeded columns with Corinthian capitals and has been nicely cleaned and polished. The dial and beveled glasses are perfect, plus the hands are original and the pendulum is good. The 8-day movement is clean and strikes on a coiled wire gong. Among the better American crystals. Height 11” $600-$900
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