Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: C.1905, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “King Bee” 8-day time/strike/alarm Oak hanging gingerbread clock, in excellent restored condition. This is an extra nice model with decorative metal ornaments; the case has been refinished to a golden color. This clock does not appear in the Seth Thomas clock catalog, however, there is a wonderful label on the back that notes that this model was made ‘expressly’ for the L. B. Price Co. of Kansas City, Mo. The tablet is original along with the pendulum. Although the dial has some stains from the stripper, this is still a very attractive clock. Height.293/4″

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, “Large Rosewood Shell Column”, ca 1863. Rosewood veneer column case is 32″ high, has real good shell columns, capitals and bases havebetter than 90 percent of the original gold. The rosewood veneer is great on thedoors, the rolling pieces on the base and the rolling top, for the most part.The very top edge of the case has been banged several times and needs a fewthin pieces of veneer patched. Some patching has been done in 2-3 flat placesbut the wrong veneer was used. The bottom baseboard flat will also need acouple of flat veneer pieces attended to. The old glasses are fabulous, almostperfect. The original dial pan has been professionally repainted and matchesthe glasses. The label beats all I have seen, just about perfect, a littlepaper loss in one weight chute and some light stain on the bottom. Clean, signed, brass movement, strung with cat gut, clock is running. Pairof old and correct weights, pendulum bob and key. Ly-Seth Thomas No. 987.

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Catalog Description: C.1890, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Lincoln V.P.”, 8-day time/strike 2-weight shelf clock in oak and in very good original condition. The only item that keeps this from being excellent is a replaced return molding on the upper left side; it has been made with an improper shape, although only a collector would notice. The case is in very nice condition with original finish; note the oak has an “old oak” finish with some age and from a distance looks like walnut. The original painted dial is quite nice with a little paint loss in the center. The hands, weights, pendulum and pulleys are original, one weight has lost its original hook and the bottom has a dent. The door glass is original; there is a worn Seth Thomas label in the case bottom. Height 27 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1896, Seth Thomas “Lobby, 18 Inch”, less bottom, in oak, 15 day pendulum movement. Condition: This clock is in need of restoration, as the entire bottom skirt, splat and columns are missing. the dial is flaking, but can probably be saved with professional attention. In any case, good examples of this model have been selling for 4500 dollars, so our estimate should allow for restoration. See also lot 387, with internet foto of base so you can plan new bottom. Height as shown, 30inches

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas contemporary clock resembling the earlier “Lunar” model. This is a 3 weight clock striking 8 rods on the quarters and hours. Chain pull up 8 day movement is running well. Full label with instructions on the back. The clock was made after 1970 when they merged with the Talley Industries, and before 1982 when the company moved from Thomaston, Conn. to Georgia. Cherrycase is 32″ high plus the pendulum and weights hanging below. Full door infront plus the whole top comes off like the bonnet of a tall clock. Nearmint clock except for tiny scrapes on the weights and pendulum, not worthmentioning really. A lot of clock for this minimum, and very very heavy.

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Catalog Description: C.1940, (dated) Seth Thomas Clock Co., 8-day time U. S. Navy Mark I Deck Clock. This timepiece has the serial no. 4731. The brass cased timepiece is mounted on a mounting plate and swings out to be wound and set from the rear. The brass case is in very nice condition with some minor roughness from use. The dial is in exceptionally nice condition with original hands. Note luminous paint on hands and 5-minute markers has discolored. Height 8.25 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1886 (dated on case back), “MOBILE” model by Seth Thomas, from their city series, in walnut. This clock is in excellent original condition, with only very minor dial flakes. Retains original hands, dial, pend, cathedral gong, tablet AND finish, along with a good label inside case bottom (some wear on label from the key being tossed inside weekly). Button latch door. If you are working on a City Series, this will be a welcome addition. Height 22″ Reserve: $225

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Nashville, V.P.” one of the earlier City Series clocks Seth Thomas made, ca 1879. As I have mentioned before V.P. means Visible Pendulum. This is by far the nicest of this model I have ever had, and I have had 2 dozen or more. I will go out on a limb and call it perfect, even considering it is 124 years old. Nickel accessories include dial rings, bell, and pendulum. This model, the New Orleans, and the Fashion No. 3 are the only models pictured in any catalog with the “star and fleur de lys” pendulum. Black label inside on the base of this 16 inch walnut case. 8 day movement, bell strike, and running. Ly-Seth Thomas No. 210.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, “Newark”, ca 1886, the date stamped on the back of the case indicating it was made on that date. 8 day, hourly strike on a Cathedral Gong, alarms on a brass bell, running fine. The only reason this clock can’t be called original is the addition of a new paper dial, on the old zinc pan. The rest of the clock is great. It has the deluxe Seth Thomas brass pendulum and hanger, and the brass dial rings. Clock is running and striking. This is a really nice 22″ walnut case, with the usual rubs and dings, in other words not perfect but plenty nice. There is a nice black label inside. This model, although having the kitchen clock look, is really one of their early City Series clocks that were made with better workmanship and materials. Ly-Seth Thomas No. 212.

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Catalog Description: C.1874, Seth Thomas and Sons, “No. 8013″, 15-day time and strike mantel clock. Condition: Cast spelter case has been cleaned and painted black. The two side drops were damaged and repaired by putting a ball from a 400-day clock pendulum on each one. Statue and medallion are gold painted. Signed porcelain dial is perfect and the hands are original. Movement is clean and running. For Reference, see Tran Ly’s Seth Thomas boo, 3rd Edition, Vol 2, page 1048, and you will see the side trims are supposed to be symmetrical. Ht 15” [38.1 cm]

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