Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: Seth Thomas City Series, another one named for a western city, “Santa Fe”, C. 1886. This particular clock was made February 1889, according to the factory stamp. The walnut case make to look like it was constructed of logs, rough lumber, cactus, and leaves of brass. Many nails of brass, more for looks than holding anything together. The case is 22.5″ high, has been refinished, I can’t imagine that job. Excellent original glass, identical to the clock referenced below; full black label inside, old Seth Thomas pendulum. New paper dial on the old pan. 8 day strike and alarm. Strikes on the cathedral gong, alarms on a bell behind the gong stand. This has always been a tough one for the collectors to find. I may have had 5-6 over the years and no two were exactly alike. Ly-Seth Thomas #222.

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Catalog Description: C.1870, Seth Thomas, “SHELL COLUMN”, 30-hour, 2-weight, time and strike. Condition: Generally fair to good minus condition. the hands are not original, dial with flaking, the tablet is now clear (view nice label), and the rosewood case has been refinished (except for the faux shell). The dial is flaking. Height 25 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1930, Seth Thomas, Ship’s Wheel no. 66 with 6 inch dial, 10 ” overall. Case is heavy cast brass with screw bezel. This larger model is uncommon, as most of these that surface are the Ship’s Wheel no. 44 with 4 ” dial. The retail price of this clock in 1930 was $65. Details on Seth Thomas’ extensive line of ship’s bell clocks can be found in the Winter 1981 issue of The Timepiece Journal, published by the American Clock and Watch Museum. This is an outstanding example of this model clock. Reserve $400

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas 4 bell, “Sonora Chime Clock No.266”, ca 1915. This is a large beehive case that stands 18 1/2 inches high. Fine figured mahogany wood is clean, polished, and in near perfect condition. Dial is silver with recessed numerals, slightly soiled, but with little wear. Bowed and beveled glass. Chime-Silent lever on the side. The chime movement is marked “90A”, the running movement “89N”. The movements are clean and running. Ly-Seth Thomas No.691, 693, 696, 697.

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Catalog Description: C.1921, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, “TAMBOUR – 6″, mahogany cased, time and gong strike, 8-day, mantel clock. Condition: the case has original finish, but heavily alligatored; will likely need re-finishing, or at least re-vitalizing. Hands, pend, bezel and all hardware are original. Best part is the perfect porcelain dial. For reference on this model, see Tran Ly’s book on Seth Thomas, 3rd Edition, Vol 2, page 702, figure 2373. Ht 9” [23cm]

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Tradition”, ca 1941, in excellent condition. 8 day movement strikes a one rod gong, half hours and hours Mahogany hand rubbed case stands 20 inches high, is an exact replica of the early 1800’s pillar and scroll clocks by Seth Thomas Full color glass panel with bright gold center and border Solid brushed finials, 8 day pendulum movement is running The clock was made in the USA Ly-Seth Thomas No.1307

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Tudor No.1 “, ca 1863. 100% original including the old varnish like finish. I doubt the case would clean up well as the cracks in the veneer are filled with the varnish like material. 15 inch mahogany? veneered case. 8 day, gong strike, runs well, has a full label. Ly-Seth Thomas No.951.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas wall clock, “Umbria”, ca 1909. 40.5 inches case was made of old oak and is retaining its original finish with the exception of routine polishing. The right hand corner of the lower door is darker than other parts and I suspect hung over a coal burning fireplace or a coal oil lamp. Not bad and can probably be cleaned with diligence. Top piece, finial, bottom trim, all original and intact. For a Seth Thomas dial this one is pretty good, the paint is tight and one can find a couple of spots where some judicious touch up was done. The movement is the big No. 40, 15 day, time only, running great. Someone has removed the Geneva stops so it would probably run 40 days on a full wind. The original brass beat scale and full label are inside on the bottom. It also has the original stick and bob, both in excellent condition. Ly-Seth Thomas No. 474.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Wood Lever”, ca 1924. 8 day lever movement is double spring. Movement is “No. 10”. Old oak case is 10 inches high, dial is 9 inches. The dial and case are original, clean, and running. Ly-Seth Thomas No.532.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas hanging clock, “World”, ca 1909. Another 15 day , time only wall clock, with a large double spring movement, Graham dead beat escapement, and it is running.32 inch mahogany case has a factory stamp on the back, “July 1910”. Brass beat scale and pendulum. 12 inch zinc dial with a seconds dial that has lost most of the paint. A little flaking on the time dial. You can probably live with the 12 inch dial flaking but not the seconds dial. You may as well paint both to have a first rate clock.You will need to polish the brass bezel, repaint or put new gold leaf on the strip around the lower glass, and the clock should approach a $800-$1000 value. Ly-Seth Thomas No.497.

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