Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: Quarter-chiming mantel clock with Westminster melody. Someone said that the sweetest chimes on any clocks in the world are those produced during the 19th Century by the Seth Thomas Clock Company. Their quarter-chiming clocks play several different melodies including this, the best known- Westminster Chimes. The name derives from the chiming pattern in the tower of Westminster Abbey in London home of the venerable “Big Ben”. Played on patented tuned rods, this clock fills the room with its pleasant tones every fifteen minutes around the clock. This is their model No. 59 made around 1922 and including the ST movement No. 89 with chime mechanism No. 119A (for those who care about the stats). For the rest of us, the lovely chimes on this clock will calm and sooth us even after a hectic, pressure-filled day. The Mahogany case retains its original finish and the silvered convex dial is in excellent condition. The movement was recently serviced, oiled and adjusted for good running condition. Priced at just $675 for a favorable deal to anyone who doesn’t yet own one of these charmers. Height: 12 in. (30.48 cm) Depth: 7 in. (17.78 cm) Width: 18 in. (45.72 cm) Weight: 10

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas City Series clock, the “New Orleans”, C. 1879. This 8 day shelf clock is running like a charm, strikes the nickel bell every hour. The 16″ walnut case has black trim around the top of the base, which is correct. A good portion of the old black label is inside, brass pendulum, nickel dial rings around the original paper dial, now showing some finger nail scratches on the left side which is normal for a right handed clock winder and hand setter person. Case is slightly dirty and needs some polish. Ly-Seth Thomas #211.

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Catalog Description: C.1870, Seth Thomas, “No. 1, Extra, Striking” in nice restored condition. The case has been refinished and a few veneer chips filled in with stain (looks pretty good). The bottom 6″ of the case was replaced and is too long and the wrong configuration. See Ly’s Seth Thomas book for a foto of the correct profile. A good cabinet maker could construct this for you. A bit of the gold on the tablet is missing where the gold rod is showing (should be fruit depicted there). Most of the instructions are intact. With original square iron weights. Best part is the embossed Seth Thomas pendulum with a little image of the town of Plymouth Hollow (now Thomaston). Height (reflects long bottom), 43 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1874, Seth Thomas and Sons, “No. 8023”, 14-day time/strike Figural mantel clock Condition: Cast figural case is in generally good condition, with original antique bronze finish intact. Missing pieces include Diana’s arrow, and 2 turned “finial screws” to hold trim on right and left of base (now a simple screw in each side). Original porcelain dial is xlnt and signed Seth Thomas’ Sons and Co., New York. Movement is signed. With original bell and pendulum. See also lot 171, you can see the arrow pattern and shape of the turned finials. Ht 20″ [50.8 cm]

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Catalog Description: C.1865, Seth Thomas (Plymouth Label), Mini Cottage, Octagon Top shelf clock with rosewood front and maple sides, restored. The case has been refinished and polished to a high sheen. With rectangular, one day time only movement, type “B”. This clock is very clean and running briskly. Height 9″

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Catalog Description: C.1870, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Octagon Top C”, 30-hour time/alarm cottage timepiece, OG base. Condition: Refinished rosewood veneered case is in very nice condition. Tablet glass is cracked. Painted dial is a proper replacement. Hands are original. Refer to Tran Duy Ly’s book titled Seth Thomas Clocks and Watches, 3red edition, volume 1, pages 213-23, for full discourse on ST cottage models. Height 9 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1875, Seth Thomas, OFFICE CALENDAR No. 1, in rosewood, 8-day weight driven, double dial perpetual calendar. Condition: the case is in generally good+ restored condition; there have been repairs to the rosewood veneer and the entire case has been refinished. The movement has been cleaned and restrung and is running robustly, keeping time. The dials have been professionally repainted by the Dial House. Has the earlier Huntington and Platts patent calendar, and with all patent info on the lower dial. Roller covers are original and nice, some darkening due to age. Height 40 inches [101cm]

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Catalog Description: C.1863, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Office Calendar No. 3. Sometimes referred to as the “Peanut”, this clock is in very good condition. The rosewood veneer on this case is very attractive; but with a couple of age cracks to the veneer on the bezels. The upper dial has been repainted. The case has been refinished. The lower dial is original and in super condition, also with inside label. This very clock is pictured in “A Treasury of American Clocks” pg. 234. Height 24 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1879 (dated), Seth Thomas, “Office Calendar No. 7″, Wall Clock (time and calendar) in walnut, and in generally good condition, with restoration. The dials were repainted maybe 25 years ago over the original paint and are really flaking now; you have to strip down to the zinc and use a modern primer to avoid this malady. The case has been refinished, and the veneer is still in good condition. Both interior labels are excellent as are the original rollers. Height 26” $900-1100

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Office No. 11”, gallery clock ca 1922. Case stamped “15”, perhaps means made in 1915. 30 day, double wind, time only. Seconds dial on a 12-inch original metal dial pan, still in very nice condition, shows only normal wear. Overall very good clock and it is running. Ly-Seth Thomas No.462.

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