Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: C.1908, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Empire No. 9”, 8-day time and strike crystal regulator mantel clock. Condition: Cast metal case in very nice as found condition with much of the original gilding intact. Original porcelain dial is perfect and the hands are original. Beveled glass door panels are perfect. Movement is signed, however the last person to clean it punched every bushing area profusely (Aug, ’91, shop in Medway, MA). Amazingly ticks and strikes. Height 13 inches [33 cm]

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas light brown adamantine mantle clock. I am not sure which model, but may be the “Eton”, ca 1904. There is a full label on the bottom, too dark to read. The case is 17 inches wide and almost perfect except for some small bruises. Like most all clocks in this big collection it has been cleaned inside and out, gilt metal feet and ornaments repainted, gilt metal bezel and dial cleaned. 8 day strikes a cathedral gong, running. The only negative is there is no back cover. I am sure it is in one of the boxes of parts and pieces. Ly-Seth Thomas #1203 or others very similar.

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Catalog Description: C.1884, Seth Thomas “FLORA”, 8-Day, 2-wt wall clock in excellent+ original condition. Condition is sometimes subjective, and this was certainly very close to outstanding. The ebonized case retains its original finish, the original painted dial has not started to flake, retains original weights, damascene pendulum, gong and gong standard. Pulleys are original as well. Minor nicks and scrapes, but overall this clock is ready to hang and enjoy; movement is clean an recently strung. Super label in case bottom. As good as it gets. Height 38 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1900. Seth Thomas, GALLERY, 18-INCH, in oak, with 15 Day double spring time only movement with Graham escapement. Condition: overall excellent, the case refinished some time ago and with nice caramel color. The original dial is in amazingly good condition, some numerals carefully strengthened. We took off the dial expecting to find it marked 86A (what it is) but instead it is marked simply 18 (for 18 inch dial). In any case it is the original 15 day movement; it will need cleaning; it has been recently oiled without cleaning and is running OK. We moved the dial support board to get a better foto of the movement. For details on this clock, see Tran Ly’s 3rd edition Seth Thomas book, page 340, figure 1090. Height 25 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1898, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Globe” . 8-day time and strike wall clock, long drop octagon. Condition: Walnut case in very nice condition with original gilding intact on the door molding. Finish has been cleaned and rubbed down and appears to be original (minor losses). Dial paper is new. Hands are original. The original pendulum stick has been shortened as a result of a breakage, and a longer leader installed. Ht 31″ [78.7 cm]

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas mantle clock, “Greek”, ca 1884. 8 day, striking a nickel bell on the hours, running fine. Matching Seth Thomas nickel pendulum and rod, and dial rings. It has a new dial pan and dial paint. Full black label inside, original glass. 24 inch walnut case was evidently very dirty and was partially cleaned. Some of the finish is lighter in color. I wouldn’t do a thing to the case, although some folks may want it refinished completely to better highlight the nice walnut wood. If there is anything replaced on this clock besides the dial, I would probably point to the urn. It may have been added in later life, if so a great piece of work. Ly-Seth Thomas No.1296.

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Catalog Description: C.1900, Seth Thomas, HOTEL, Mahogany cased front desk clock, 8-day, time and strike. Condition: the dial has been papered over, otherwise this clock is in excellent original condition, with super original finish on the case, original hands, pendulum and case hardware. It really looks as nice as the foto, including the fancy carved sides. The last of this model we sold was lot 520, in the May 2004 auction, and its hammer price was $2500. The clock sold in 1900 for $16. Dial = 8″, height 18″

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Catalog Description: C.1930, Seth Thomas “Kingsbury’ Pillar and Scroll, half size, in outstanding original condition, with good dial, Mt. Vernon tablet, and label on bottom. Be careful on handling the original brass finials, as they are quite sharp; height 16.7′

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Catalog Description: C.1880, Seth Thomas “LINCOLN” in walnut and in generally very good condition. The dial was repainted around 20 year ago and with some wear (actually looks very good). The original finish is intact, but the base got damp and the base molding lacks finish; other minor nicks and scrapes. Retains original hands, nickel finish pendulum with sharp damascening With old weights and running and striking fine. Height 27″ Reserve $800

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Catalog Description: C.1908, Seth Thomas Clock Co., LITCHFIELD, 30 Day double spring timepiece, in a mahogany finished case. Condition: Excellent shape with nice patina on the original finish, and good original tablets and dial (a little flaking near 12 and some scratches near 6 and 7). The only thing changed on the clock is a new pendulum. Swapping this pendulum for an old one is the only improvement you might want to make on the clock. For details on this model, see Tran Ly’s book on Seth Thomas, 3rd Edition, Volume 1, page 325. Ht 31″ [79″]

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