Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: C.1880, Seth Thomas Clock Co, LINCOLN, 2-Wt, 8-day shelf clock in walnut and in very good condition with original finish. At some time a little water dropped on the top, rear and raised the finish on part of the top. The dial has been professionally repainted. Otherwise this is a clean original clock with a great look. Retains orig weights and pendulum with damascene pattern; clean and running robustly. About 2/3 label remains in case bottom. Height 27″

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Catalog Description: C.1905, Seth Thomas Clock Co., 14 Inch Lobby”, in generally good condition, running but needing some case restoration. The 30-day movement is housed in an attractive mahogany case that has been professionally refinished. This is an earlier “Lobby” model that had a decorative splat extending across the bottom at a 45< angle (now missing); may be restored with a splat or by adding decorative trim and spindles as illustrated in Ly's Seth Thomas book (1996, fig 382). The original dial pan has been professionally repainted and the hands are original; pendulum is incorrect but adequate. Worth $1000 if original. Height 28 inches

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Novelty Clock, “Lodge”, ca 1892. Gold gilt front, nickel plated metal case throughout. Glass in the sides. 1 day lever movement, time and alarm. 3 inch dial with ST logo, seconds and alarm dials. Complete with few negatives; a couple of hands not original, alarm works, but not shutting off properly, movement runs, but could use a bath and some oil. A pretty good example of this early novelty. Ly-Seth Thomas No.1317.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Marble No. 144” ca 1886. This is a rarity, imported marble case with open escapement on the dial. Isn’t this about the only clock Seth Thomas sold that had open escapement? Since the cases were imported isn’t it possible the round movement with outside count wheel, and open escapement, were put in the case in France? If Seth had made them in Thomaston as they supposedly did their round movements for the Seth Thomas and Sons clocks, they would have put the open escape movement in their SethThomas and Sons clocks. The movement is 8 day, half hour strike on cathedralbell, running. Two piece porcelain dial has some faint hairlines in the outerdial ring. Marble case is etched with gold filling, three nice pieces ofmarble inlay on the front. Really a super nice clock. Ly-Seth Thomas No. 144.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Meditation” Table Clock Circa 1910. 8-day time and strike brass movement. Gold plated bronze case. Porcelain numerals on dial with extensive bronze designs between each numeral. Winding arbors are piped to prevent dust getting in movmement. Dimensions: 12″h x 9″w x 6″d. Additional keywords: mantel, mantle, table, gilt

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas ships bell clock, “Monitor”, C. 1936. A very collectable ships bell, particularly if complete with full label on the back. This one has no label. 10.5″ nickel plated case. Not shining, but dull, metal undercoat showing in a few small places. I wound it and it took off running and strikes the bell with two hammers, typical ships bell strike. Hinged bezel, case flanged front and back. Etched and signed silver plated dial. Ly-Seth Thomas #1444.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas wood case mantle clock, “New Sucile”, C. 1917. Red mahogany adamantine finish, adamantine onyx columns and sides. The clock case has never been cleaned, although not real dirty, but the so called, “gold-plated metal ornaments and feet” are almost black. There is some gold peeking thru so it may clean up and be real nice. A factory date stamp on the base is also 1917. Movement is 8 day, hour and half hour strike on a cathedral bell. Convex 5 inch dial and convex glass in the dull gilt sash. Painted metal dial looks like it would be very nice if only cleaned. Case is 16″ wide, 11 inches high. Complete and original except for a missing back door. Ly-Seth Thomas #1196.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas 8 day, T and S movement, “No. 5″ 7/8 1/2”, and Seth Thomas signed on the movement. It is clean and running, strikes, etc. Old Seth Thomas pendulum bob, not a modern reproduction. This movement was used on some of the mantle clocks in the early 1900’s, such asthe Balltop, Metal Series, Giants, Colonials, and Fleet Series.

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Catalog Description: C.1874, Seth Thomas’ Sons and Co, NY, “No. 8028″, 8-day time and strike figural mantel clock, seated lady with a flute and sheet music in her lap, beside an oil lamp. Condition: Cast metal case has been expertly restored to a French bronze finish that was used for this model. Porcelain dial is perfect and the hands are original. Movement is signed, clean and runs. Ht 18” [45.7 cm]

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Catalog Description: C.1868, Seth Thomas, Mini “Octagon Top’ rosewood cottage clock, as-found. This clock was covered with 20 years of dust when we uncovered it, and is missing pendulum and leader. Uses type “A’ round time only movement that winds at 6. The back was drilled for an electric cord and a light socket put on top; top has been repaired nicely; lacks quarter molding around mirror. What”s left is good; original dial. Height 9 Int’

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