Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: C.1904, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Empire No. 14″ , 8-day time and gong strike crystal regulator, mantel clock. Condition: Heavy white metal case in nice condition with remains of original gilding intact. Original porcelain dial retailed by Bunde and Upmeyer Co, Milwaukee, is perfect and the hands are original. Pendulum is original. All the beveled glass panels are perfect except for the rear door that now has a piece of flat glass that is cracked. Movement is marked with ST insignia. The hunting scene on top has lots of detail and amazingly none of the dog’s legs nor deer’s legs, nor antlers have been broken, a big plus for this model. For detail, see Tran Ly’s book on Seth Thomas, 3rd Edition, Vol 1, page 242, fig 736. Current price guide = $1000. Ht 16” [40.6 cm]

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Catalog Description: C.1920, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Empire No. 301″, 8-day time and strike crystal regulator in generally good original condition. The beveled glass panels are perfect. The porcelain dial has a hairline crack and a couple of small scratches, but these are only noticeable on close inspection. The hands and faux mercury pendulum are original. Height 9.5” $200-$300

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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas, “Empire No. 5″ Crystal Regulator in very good condition, with embossed bronze band around the top and bottom (slightly different from earlier no. 5 with bronze applique). The gilding is rubbed off in several spots, but is still reasonably bright. Heavy beveled glass is all excellent, and porcelain dial with poly-chrome wreath dEcor is perfect. 8-Day movement carries S-T trademark and strikes on a cathedral gong. Height 14” Reserve $450

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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas, Engine Lever, in smooth brass case with wooden backboard and most of the original label. With No. 10, double spring 8-day movement with seconds bit at 12. Original dial is in good condition and case has never been abused; overall very good; diameter 6.25′

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas-Southern Calendar Clock Co. “Fashion No. 3”, ca 1877. This is probably the most original Fashion I have ever owned. It remained with one family since purchased new. The case has never been cleaned or refinished. The finial tips were gone and I had them retipped. Some catalogs show the tips flat on top, some pointed. If you don’t like these put a point on them. The black label is on the back of the case, it is generally inside the case. The pendulum, key, finials, glass, dial, all look to be original, and the clock is running. Ly-Calendar, page 284-285; Ly-Seth Thomas, page 61-62.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Balloon style mantel clock, “Florence” model, c. 1910 inlaid mantel wood

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Square Gallery Clock Wall Clock with oak case approximately 10 inches x 10 inches. This clock has a nice Arabic numeral dial with the Seth Thomas signature on it, and it also has a subsidiary seconds dial. Movement is an eight day brass. Good working order.

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Catalog Description: C.1915 Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Globe” 8-day wall timepiece. Condition: Oak and oak veneered case in very nice condition with original grungy finish; minor scrape to finish around bezel latch. Original painted dial exceptionally nice for a Seth Thomas with some surface dirt. Hands and pendulum are original. Original gilding around lower door has minor wear; door has been relieved to cure a bind, on the inside with a knife; does not show with door closed. This exact Globe model is illustrated in the 1921-28 Seth Thomas catalog, and reproduced in Tran Duy Ly’s 3rd edition, page 322. Whether you prefer to call it a World or Globe, it is still a good original clock. From an estate in Western Mass. Height 32 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1890, Seth Thomas, Hanging Eclipse, walnut ball top, as-found. The lower left return is missing, and the case has been stripped and stained a bit dark. Retains original dial, pend, tablet, hands, alarm, etc. Dial mask is cracked and the screws holding it on are a bit large; dial with wear around winding holes; hour hand loose on hub. Label is there, but a bit dark. Has potential. Height 26 ” Reserve $250

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas and Sons, statue clock, “Inspiration”, ca between 1853-1875 when all their metal clocks were made. The metal castings were done by a New York company and the movements made in Connecticut. It is generally said that the movements were the best made in Conn. during the 1800’s but not as good as the French movements they copied. The castings on this clock are from an alloy, not bronze, and then covered with a gilt. This particular clock has been completely restored by Bruce Baziluk in a Syrian Bronze color. The 8 day movement has an outside count wheel and strikes a standing gong. The case is 21″ high and 21″ wide. This is an uncommon and rare model, and is not shown in Ly’s books with the other Seth Thomas and Sons clocks.

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