Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: C.1865, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Plymouth Hollow, Office Calendar No. 1, in generally good condition. This rosewood veneered example has some veneer damage on the top molding and various chips along the outer edge of the case, as well as the upper bezel; from the front it still looks quite good. The lower dial has a patch to cover a small area of paint loss; the word “Regulator” is barely visible on original top dial, and the text on the lower dial has faded with age. The glue has failed on the left calendar roller and one of the segments will need gluing in. The hands look Ok but are not proper for this clock; should be large moon style; weight and pendulum are replacements. Door lock intact. Overall good+ condition; these are hard to find with perfect veneer. Height 40 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1875, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn. Office Calendar No. 2. This 8-day weight driven clock is veneered in Rosewood. The case suffers from veneer chips around the outer bezels and lower molding. There is some roughness on the base molding and some veneer lifting on the top molding. The case has its original glasses, dials, hands, weight and pendulum + excellent interior label. With some veneer work it could be a beautiful clock. Height 43″ $1000-1500

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Office Calendar No. 6”, ca 1884. 8 day wall clock striking an iron bell Good original dials, flaked around the 7 and touched up 12 inch time dial, 10 inch calendar dial Perpetual calendar is operational and the clock is running 32 inch walnut case in very nice original condition The label on the door is faded badly but you can tell it was “put to running, Nov 1888” Original key and pendulum Label in the case dealing with “never oiling the calendar” Some minor repairs, like nails holding the glass strips Ly-Seth Thomas No.66; Ly-Calendar No.607; Miller’s “Calendar Clocks” No.48 Miller calls this a 6 1/2 model because it is time and strike

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Office No.1″, ca 1875. Walnut veneer case, 25 inches high, has retained much of its original look. Very little deterioration of the finish. It has all the original buttons which distinguishes this case style clock. There is a full label in the case, but is very dark. Original dial with advertising,” Lash & Co., Toronto”. 8 day, striking hours on a coil gong. Old pendulum bob. Ly-Seth Thomas No.510.

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Catalog Description: C.1900, Seth Thomas Clock Co. “Office No. 5″, 8-day wall timepiece. This case of this clock has its original finish and is in fine condition. The 12” diameter dial has been professionally repainted and is a nice job. The hands and pendulum are original. A very nice example. Height 24 inches

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Clock Co. City Series clock, the “Ogden”, ca 1886. This is one of the earlier and nicer of the more than 100 city series clocks made by Seth Thomas. Beginning about 1890 they ceased making parlor clocks and began to make them have the kitchen clock look, particularly using the cheaper accessories. This excellent walnut case is 21 1/2 inches high, with great carvings and applied ornaments. A little burl walnut veneer trim on the top. Seth Thomas made use of their best nickel accessories, pendulum, pendulum hanger, gong base, and bezel. There is an old black label inside. The only flaw I see on this fine early clock is a replaced glass. 8 day movement, striking on a cathedral bell, running. Ly-Seth Thomas No.217.

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Catalog Description: American Seth Thomas Clock Co. “Orchid” Oval Cased Crystal Regulator Clock, Circa 1900 – 1910 3 1/2 inches excellent ivory enamel dial, 8-day, brass spring driven movement, 8 1/2 inches oval base, polished and laquered finish, fitted with convex beveled glass on all sides, listed new in 1910 for $55.00, excellent restored condition. Height 11 inches

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Catalog Description: American Seth Thomas, Plymouth Hollow, Conn. 8 Day “Parlor Calendar” Clock, Circa 1860 8 inches upper dial repapered on original dial pan, lower dial original and 10% flaked, 8-day, brass weight driven movement, model is considered one of the first models of the many American double dial perpetual calendar clocks produced in America, very good working condition with normal wear. Height 30 1/8 inches

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “No. 1 Parlor Calendar”, ca 1863. Completely original old calendar clock appears to have never been touched 33 inch rosewood veneer case is overall very good It has some small chips on the upper 3 inches of the case and less in the bottom 3 inches Full black label on the door, signed lyre movement with an eagle imprint The dials are getting a little rough Your decision to repaint Clock runs very well and strikes on a coil gong The 8 day movement is powered by 2 large iron weights Ly-Seth Thomas No.88, 89 and Ly-Calendar No.626, 627

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Catalog Description: C.1885, Seth Thomas, “Parlor Calendar No. 3″ in rosewood, with restorations. Both dials have been papered over (originals were painted), and the rollers recovered; time hands are from an OG. The rosewood veneer has a couple of small chips on the top, but is overall excellent and well colored. Case retains original finish and inside label is intact. Full details on these perpetual calendar mechanisms can be found in Tran du Ly’s yellow book titled Calendar Clocks. Height 27” Reserve $450

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