Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: Seth Thomas City Series clock, the “Reno”, ca 1887, and so stamped on the case back at the factory. This is another of their earlier City Series models, when design and quality were very important. In a short time the oak kitchen clocks would dominate the shelf clock market. This excellent walnut case is 19.5 inches high, good label inside, good glass, outstanding nickel bob, Cathedral gong, and a brass bell for the alarm. 8 day movement is running, but like all of this collection should be oiled. The “only” negative thing about this clock is the new paper dial. Spend a few dollars and get it painted. Ly-Seth Thomas #224..

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas mantle clock, “Salem”, C. 1924. 13″ mahogany finished case is in near perfect condition, all original, glasses , dial, pendulum bob. 8 day movement strikes the hours and half hours on a cathedral gong. Movement is marked No. 39A and still has the Geneva stop works. Running just fine but I would suggest a cleaning for extended use. Ly-Seth Thomas #1077.

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Catalog Description: C.1868, Seth Thomas, Thomaston mantel clock (with Plymouth Hollow movement), 30 hour shell column in excellent condition, except for the missing spring powered alarm mechanism (the holes and shadow are evident). This clock is otherwise outstanding with great faux shell columns, bright label, original dial, a good “Mary and Her Lamb” tablet (reblacked long ago from rear). Height 25″ $150-250

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Ships Bell clock-barometer combination called, “Regatta3”, ca 1950. Barometer of the highest grade, compensated type, knob on front for resetting the guide hand. Polished cast brass case with hinged type wheel bezel. 4 inch silvered metal dial etched in black. Fitted witan 11 jeweled, precision made 8 day, fine lever movement that strikes the ship’s bells. Both units mounted on a single base of hand rubbed solid mahogany with base molding in bright polished brass. Both units are stamped “Mayflower 3”. 8 1/2 inches high and 18 5/8 inches wide. Excellent and running. Ly-Seth Thomas No.1462.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Sonora Chime Clock No. 2002”, ca 1915. This is an 8 bell clock, and as fancy as they made. 18 inch mahogany beehive case, mahogany side grills with cloth covering, fancy pierced brass and silver dials. Subsidiary dials for Strike-Silent, and Westminster-Whittington chimes. 8 day, deep toned “Sonora” patented resonated bells play the chimes every 15 minutes. The movements are the common Seth Thomas No.89, and No.104 that plays the 8 bells. There is a minute case separation on top right. A touch of glue should take care of the problem. Ly-Seth Thomas, page 206 thru 218, also see clock No.711.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas mantel clock, “No. 6 tambour”, ca 1917. Original finish mahogany case is 9 inches high and 21 inches long, brass bezel with beveled glass, 5 inches silver dial, No. 89 8-day movement strikes the hour and half hours on cathedral gong, running. Partial Seth Thomas label on back door. Ly-Seth Thomas No. 1285.

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Catalog Description: C.1935, Seth Thomas “TRADITION” Pillar and Scroll in very good original condition. There are a couple of nicks in the case, nothing too noticeable, and the tablet has a couple of spots touched up behind the factory design. This clock came from a home in East Hampstead, NH, and has received loving care for a long time. Uses late no. 89 8-day open spring movement, and strikes the hours on a coiled wire gong. Dial retains original Seth Thomas signature in excellent condition. A great clock for the beginning collector. Running fine. Height 20 inches Reserve $325

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Tudor No. 1”, ca 1863, or commonly known as a “tombstone” clock. 15″ rosewood veneer case, veneer very good on the base which is unusual, and only a couple of small chips off the door on top. The bare spots have been stained to match the veneer, so it is hard to see that any is missing. Full label, original repainted dial, key lock door. 8 day, strike and alarm movement, strikes on a coil gong, alarms on an iron bell, running good. Ly-Seth Thomas No.951.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Umbria”, hanging clock, ca 1909. Case of old oak, never cleaned or refinished. Oak has aged to the dark reddish color you seldom see. It is 40 1/2 inches high. 10 inch painted dial is original, has a seconds subsidiary dial. Old and correct hands, bob, and beat scale. The label in the base is suspect but better than having none. 15 day movement is a large double spring with Graham dead beat escape. A small hole in the side of the case but most all Umbria’s have the same hole. They were probably made that way at the factory as most of them were used to activate alarms in schools or other buildings. Ly-Seth Thomas No.474.

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Catalog Description: C.1911, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “White House No. 3”, 8-daytime/strike gingerbread clock. Condition: Refinished oak case in clean condition. Original painted tablet of the White House is very nice, with a couple of small flaked areas. Hands and pendulum are original. Paper dial has been replaced. Movement is signed. A hard to find model. Height 23.5 inches [59.6 cm]

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