Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: C.1875, Seth Thomas Clock Co., 30-hour cottage. This rosewood veneered example has been very nicely restored. The dial has been repainted. The tablet has been restored. This clock… Read more

Catalog Description: C.1880, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Cottage A”, 30-hour cottage timepiece. Condition: Refinished walnut veneered case in excellent condition. Original dial has been repainted. Hands are original. Gilded door… Read more

Catalog Description: C.1870, Seth Thomas, Thomaston, COTTAGE D, 1-Day, time and alarm mini cottage clock, in mahogany. Condition: case has been nicely refinished; has a good Thomaston label; dial has… Read more

Catalog Description: C.1875, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Cottage “K”, 30-hour time and strike flat top, chisel bottom cottage clock. Condition – Rosewood veneered case is in good condition with some… Read more

Catalog Description: Seth Thomas decorative hanging clock, “Dauphin”, C. 1928. 15.5″ antique gold metal case in excellent condition. 8 day, four jeweled time movement No. 103-A, wasn’t running so I… Read more

Catalog Description: C.1930, Seth Thomas, “DOVER”, mini spring banjo clock in excellent original condition. Clock is complete with original eagle, label, finish and good silvered dial. Has Seth Thomas 4… Read more

Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Clock Co. short drop or schoolhouse clock, identified in the catalogs as, “10 Inch Drop Octagon”, ca 1924. It is 8 day, time only, pendulum movement… Read more

Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Clock Co. “12 Inch Drop Octagon”, ca 1881, per the factory stamp on the case. Brown label inside, over 95 percent good. Everything original, pendulum, maybe… Read more

Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, Dynaire, 1930’s. Light Tan Wood. Silver Face. Hinged Glass Cover. Model No.2E. Original label on bottom. Condition: excellent . 6″x 10 3/4″x 2 3/8″. Search Seth… Read more

Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Hanging Balltop”, or “Eclipse” wall clock, c. early 1900’s Not pictured in any of the Seth Thomas catalogs which I have never understood. It was made… Read more