Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: Seth Thomas crystal regulator, “Empire No.31″, C. 1909. You either love her or you hate her, there doesn’t seem to be an in between. The clocks were made with bronze figures, case, and base. Feet and trim pieces are in rich gold, burnished and lacquered, according to the Seth Thomas catalogues. There are 6 large feet to support this very heavy clock. The nicest thing about the clock is the two crystal glass columns with gold decorations of flowers, leaves and vines. The columns have elaborate capitals and bases, and the 4 columns around the 4 beveled glasses, also have capitals and bases. Of the 4 beveled glasses, 3 are perfect; the front glass has a tiny chip in the upper right corner. The case is 22.5″ tall. The bronze figure and base refinished in gold, over the bronze. I guess it turned dark and Pa Paw says, we will just paint over it. Movement is 8 day, strikes a cathedral gong on the half hours, and is running. 4” porcelain dial is decorated with a garland of flowers looping in and out of the Arabic numbers. Dial and movement are signed. Original hands. Ly-Seth Thomas #303.

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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas, EMPIRE No. 67, Crystal Regulator in very good original condition. The only minor point that keeps this from being excellent is that the gong nut in the “ceiling” has come loose in transit and you have to take the case apart to tighten that nut. The clock is otherwise complete and sound with excellent dial and beveled glass. Height 12″ $400-600

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Catalog Description: C.1909, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “ETON” model mantel clock Thomaston, CT, . This 8-day mahogany mantle clock was made for Shreve, Crump and Low Co., Boston. The clock still has its old crackled finish and a pretty inlay and brass feet. The porcelain dial has a small flake in the margin above 1 that can be dealt with. A very pretty clock. Height 10 inches $100-200

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Catalog Description: C.1880, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Flora” 8-day, 2-weight time/strike wall clock in very good restored condition. The cherry case has been attractively refinished and the dial repainted; one small repair to the cherry by the hanging hole. Both glasses are original. This model case has beautiful floral accents carved on each side. Note this is an early case with inset door that was discontinued in an effort to simplify the case. The damascene pendulum and smooth weights are original The only fault we found was that the clock wants to stop when it warns for the hour strike; warning lever needs adjusting. Height 38″

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Catalog Description: C.1900, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Gallery, 18 Inch”, in oak and in excellent restored condition. The case has been professionally refinished to a medium gold color and is very attractive. The ORIGINAL dial is superb. The 39 Day double spring time movement is in running order. Hands and pendulum are original. This is a large and attractive clock’ ready to enjoy. Height 26 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1860, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Plymouth Hollow, Conn. 30-hour column clock. The mahogany case has been very nicely refinished. The original dial has a little paint loss around the mounting tabs, and one scratch near 7. The movement is signed. The gilt columns show signs of wear and age. The tablet is fabulous with some minor flaking of the red border and on the bird’s breast. Label dark but legible. Height 25″

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas mantle clock, “Greek”, C. 1884. No doubt got its name from the urn on top and the columns on each corner. A large walnut cased clock, 24″ high, plain yet has a lot of character. The columns are grooved and above they each have their capital and ornate top. Full black label inside, excellent nickel accessories including the nickel bob with an embossed brass “ST” center, nickel pendulum rod, nickel bell, and nickel dial rings, all polished. 8 day movement strikes the bell on each hour, running very good. Glass is original, dial is replaced paper. The walnut case has original finish and is very dirty. It looks like someone thought about cleaning the case and decided it was a lot of trouble. Maybe some polish cleaner would help the case, it looks dull. The urn looks identical to all of this model I have had, but just too nice to be 120 years old, I will call it replaced. Ly-Seth Thomas #1296.

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Catalog Description: C.1890, Seth Thomas “HOTEL” minder clock, oak cased, 8-day. Condition: This clock is in very good original condition, with only minor scrapes and minor loss of nails on the front. This clock could remind the hotel clerk for up to 84 rooms. There are a couple of dozen brass tokens with the room number stamped in. The 12 hour day is marked every fifteen minutes in the lower section. The clerk puts the room token on the desired time for that room. When that time arrives he can give the tokes to a bell man for wake up calls. In the foto, room 59 token is on 7:30 minder post. This clock allegedly came from NH Lancaster House, and a newspaper clipping supporting that idea is included with the clock. Small crack in glass in lower section. Height 37 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1928, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Kingsbury”, 8-day time and strike miniature Pillar and Scroll mantel clock. Condition: This clock is in very good original condition. Some minor wear to the center of the dial; left front foot was re-glued, otherwise this is in fine condition. An attractive clock. Height 17 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1909, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Lily” shelf clock bronze faced mantel clock. The side and back of the case has a very pretty cast metal pattern, that was originally gilded, and is now worn to copper over most of the surface. The case is in overall good condition. The original dial is unfortunately cracked, spider lines radiating out form the center hole. The bevel glass in the bezel is fine. The hands are original, and the movement ticks, strikes the hours on a gong and the halves on a bell. Height 11 inches

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