Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Clock Co., “8 Day Parlor Calendar”, ca 1863. This is a very early shelf calendar model, with 8 day movement that strikes a gong. Calendar mechanism is perpetual. Lyre movement is mounted on a seat board like many early clocks and is powered by 2 large round weights.Rosewood case is 30 1/2 inches, working door lock with key, 2 large full labels both “Plymouth Hollow”. 2 old repainted zinc dials. The middle glass is original and very pretty, but a break in the upper left corner. I sure wouldn’t replace it. This case with its many beveled edges, around the glasses, door edges, top, base, and sides, has remarkably good veneer. Surely there have been repairs. If they were, they were expertly done. This is an exceptional example of an early calendar clock. Ly-Seth Thomas No.90, No.103.

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Catalog Description: C.1875, Seth Thomas, Parlor Calendar No. 3 shelf clock in generally good condition. The dials have been papered over (twice, and still brown with age), rollers are original. The rosewood veneer has some minor chips, and a small piece missing top left, but is overall intact and with original finish. Original desk lock door latch intact with key, and the original label is mint. Has not run in a while, and will respond well to restoration. Height 26″

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, “Parlor Calendar No 3″, C. 1876. Rosewood veneer case is 27” high, simple case, yet the top, base, and door edges, two bezels, have rolled edges. Normally the veneer on this model would be chipped on the bezels, top and bottom, but this case is 99.9% perfect. I may count a half dozen tiny chips, all on the top. The perfect label on the door says this clock was put to running in 1876. There is a second label in the case. The only knock to the clock is the dials. Original paper on original zinc pans has some wear, some bubbles, some discolorization, but, they are original and not all that bad. Key lock door, original pendulum and hands. 8 day, bell strike, perpetual calendar. We haven’t had a better Parlor No. 3. Ly-Seth Thomas, page 47; Ly-Calendar, page 259.

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Catalog Description: C.1896, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, CT. “Parlor Calendar No. 6″ 8-day striking clock with R. T. Andrews 1876 patent calendar movement, in excellent original condition. This clock has the date code for 1896 stenciled on the back (6981 – 1896 backwards). Walnut case is in superb condition with original finish and has black label with directions for setting up calendar on back of door. The painted dials on this clock are original and as good as you will ever find. The day and month calendar rolls are a bit dark, as usual. Original hands and pendulum bob. excellent caution label inside case. This is a fine example of this model calendar clock. (compare to lot 382) Height 27”

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Catalog Description: C.1915, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Peer” Tambour shelf clock The clock is in very good condition. The case has a little ding on the front side of the left scroll, but is otherwise very good. The porcelain dial is perfect. The movement is a ST premium round plate with unique cylinder pendulum, and original hands. Clean and running. Height 8″

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Prospect No. 19”, ca 1917. 8 day movement, strikes hours and half hours on a cathedral bell, correct pendulum bob, and runs. Mahogany veneer cabinet case, dull rubbed finish, stands 11 inches high. The old finish is crazing, never been cleaned. Convex dial and glass. Ly-Seth Thomas No.1065.

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Catalog Description: C.1929, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Ramsgate”, 8-day banjo timepiece. Condition: Refinished mahogany case in good condition with some damage to the back edge of the head, and a replaced hanger. Brass bezel is loose in case and will need attention (tabs missing). Silvered dial is clean. Hands are original. Both glasses are original (reverse silk screened ship scene). Case has a 4-jeweled lever movement, ticks and stops. Ht 21″ [53.3 cm]

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Regulator No. 1″, C. 1860-1863. This is probably one of the first regulator clocks made by Seth Thomas. He purchased the bankrupt stock of Silas B. Terry in 1859 and began construction of his own line of regulators, this being the first. The round movement could well have been one of Silas B. Terry’s stock or made with the patterns and machinery purchased from him. It is very rare to find this movement in the Seth Thomas early regulators. Note how the weight is compounded in the top of the case using two pulleys, plus a third pulley holding the weight. Some restoration is needed to put the case back to original condition. The base will need to be made, order a seconds hand from Timesavers, and have the glass painted. There is no evidence that this case ever had a sliding partition separating the pendulum and weight and on which a label was placed. Instead there is a paper beat scale built into a small shelf on the door, and a label was put in the base. We believe the good zinc dial, bob, gold painted stick, and the flat weight, to be original to the clock. The case would be 34” if the base were in place. Ly-Seth Thomas, pages 107-109, movement and case pictured.

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Catalog Description: C.1884, Seth Thomas, Regulator No. 17 in walnut and in excellent original condition. Except for minor imperfections in the bob, this would be outstanding. Retains great black walnut backboard with lively grain pattern. Retains large weight with knurled ends and a superb original dial, and with proper counter-weighted minute hand. A large and impressive clock, ready to enjoy. Height 68 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1975, Repro Seth Thomas, Regulator No. 2, in oak, unknown maker. Condition: Generally good condition, seems to run OK. The movement is signed by the Maker: American Clock–Made in USA, and has cut pinions. The trademark shows the name in a circle outside a small clock dial with the time 20 to 4, and a stylized globe to the left. The modern dial is painted with durable enamel, and with the chapter and name silk screened on. The case front and sides are solid oak, and the back is plywood with veneered front surface. Has a decent look; good originals seem to bring $2000. Ht 36″ [92cm]

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