Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: C.1884, Seth Thomas OREGON, 8-day, time and strike on cathedral gong. Condition: this clock is in good original condition, with old cocobola finish intact. The top trim has been polished down and wiped over with shellac [grain is still closed]. Original painted dial with 3 or 4 flakes. Note the line drawing for this clock omits the two “ears” on this one, which is like one other we had, so we imagine the drawing was not updated after an early design change. One small chip on top right of marquetry trim; old split at top right of door. Retains original heavy pendulum with damascene pattern and full black label in case bottom that is barely readable. Overall good example. Height 19.5 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1865, Seth Thomas, Plymouth Hollow, 8-Day Parlor Calendar in restored condition. The case has been refinished with varnish and rubbed out with steel wool and really is quite attractive. There are some veneer repairs, blended in well with the new finish. Retains original backboard label, instruction label and super eagle tablet (with some flaking). The dials appear to be have been reblacked (nice job), and this is a good looking clock. Height 30 inches $1200-1600

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Catalog Description: C.1870, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Parlor Calendar No. 3” 8-day time/strike calendar clock in rosewood veneer with an original and crusty finish. The owner used Formby’s refinisher and carefully rubbed the smoke and crust off the door (you will still see the original finish intact); balance of clock has dark crusty finish that will need attention The veneer is almost perfect with some loss on the sides at the top. The two dials for a Seth Thomas are in extremely nice condition with a little loss around the mounting screws. The calendar roller covers have darkened, but are still fully legible. There is a SUPER label inside. This clock is worthy of continued restoration. Height 26.75 inches

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas clock, “PARLOR CALENDAR no. 3″, circa 1875 Case: Rosewood veneer with old glass. 27” high Works: Calendar with 8 day time and strike Time and strike works marked Plymouth, CT Reference:Seth Thomas Clocks and Movements by Tran Duy Ly. Condition:Case: Very good, Original dials are repainted, flaking and touched up but OK; Works: Excellent, the end of calendar hand is missing; Additional keywords: American

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Catalog Description: C.1886, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Parlor Calendar No. 6”, 8-day double dial calendar clock, striking, and in good condition. The oak case was painted red and was refinished maybe 50 years ago and you can still find red in the corners and crevices. There is a small gouge in the right side of the case, near the top. The original dials are in exceptional condition for Seth Thomas. The hands are original. The calendar rollers have turned dark from age, but are still legible. There is a piece of plywood that has been fastened onto the backboard to stabilize it as the original backboard has bowed outward (you can either remove it or leave it). Height 27 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1877, Seth Thomas, Sons and Co, NY, Pattern 8055, double statue mantel clock. This is a decent clock, but has a few faults: the pineapple finial on top should be an urn (although this looks OK) 2andgt; The musician at left is missing her flute; 3andgt; This clock was recently cleaned and is running strongly, but the repairman fitted an incorrect pendulum which we have replaced with the proper ST pendulum. However, now the suspension leader is incorrect. (easily changed). The porcelain dial is properly signed and with minor scratches; minute hand incorrectly replaced with a French hand. The casting itself is in good condition and the multi color finish is unusual. This model clock appears on the inside front cover of Distin and Bishop’s The American Clock. Would be worth $1000 if correct. Height 16 1/2″

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas alarm clock, “Progress”, ca 1910. A near perfect and original 12 1/2 inch mahogany case. A little dial wear on the left side from fingers rubbing. 8 day, alarms on a bell, strikes a gong. Called a “Long Alarm” because it will alarm for 15 minutes with one winding. Thank goodness for the on-off switch. Ly-Seth Thomas No.17, No.23.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Queen Anne” wall clock Cherry case, 38 1/2″ tall, 8 day time and strike, dated Nov. 1885, repainted dial, overhauled, two year warranty.

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Catalog Description: C.1880, Seth Thomas, Regulator No. 1, in a rosewood case, and with round movement and front hung pendulum. Condition: although the dial has been restored over the original surface and bare spots filled in, the Dial House could improve this dial for $150, also the holes in the dial have been enlarged for some reason, although it is original to the case. The balance of the clock, tablet, veneer, pendulum and weight are in original good+ condition; some minor veneer abrasions and edge wear commensurate with the age of the clock. Best part is a nice original ST label and a great retailers label from The American Clock Co.,581 Broadway, NY. For additional details on this model, see Tran Ly’s book on Seth Thomas Clocks and Movements, 3rd edition, page 271. This movement was designed by S.B.Terry for Seth Thomas. Height 34 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1885, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, “REGULATOR No. 16″ , 8-day single weight wall regulator, 12″ dial and center seconds, with nickel appointments, in a /thin/ walnut case. Condition: Virtually like new from top to bottom, this clock is in excellent original condition. Some corners and other wear areas have been professionally touched up, and the entire case rubbed and waxed to a high sheen. Original damascene pendulum is excellent; the stick has been broken once and repaired properly and repainted black. Original dial, hands, bezel, weight, pulley, rating nut and beat scale are all intact with polished nickel finish where appropriate. Orig ST issue winding crank is also intact with turned wooden handle. Optional door lock with key are in place in addition to the two standard turn-locks. There are some small scratches and paint loss on the dial. The thin case (from front to back) would have been produced prior to the introduction of the ST No. 19. Full details on these models can be found in Tran Ly’s book on Seth Thomas, 3rd Edition, Vol 1, pages 294-297 and on 301. Ht 75” [190cm]

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