Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “8 Day Parlor Calendar”, ca 1863. 8 day, weight, strikes a coil gong This is an early calendar that is a bear to move with the weights inside The old zinc dials are pretty good, time dial has some spot touch upon chipped places very professionally done Clock is running and the calendar is adjusted and changing The movements have been serviced, case veneer professionally repaired where needed Actually the clock looks near perfect Glasses are original, middle glass rebacked The rosewood veneer case is 30 1/2 inches high Columns and dial openings have an octagon look Ly-Seth Thomas No.90;Miller’s “Calendar Clocks”, page 9

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Catalog Description: C.1874 (dated tag), Seth Thomas “Parlor Calendar No. 3″ , light rosewood and in excellent original condition. The only minor restoration the clock has received is the calendar dial numerals touched up (base paint is original), and the case rubbed out. Retains a great label with instructions, original rollers, and with a faded typed index card from 1949 when the clock was purchased for $15 in Woodstock, Vt. Clipped to that card is the original Seth Thomas tag advising the clock has been set for April 15th, 1874. See side view of lively rosewood graining; height 26” Condition warrants this estimate: $650-850

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, “8 Day Parlor Calendar No. 3”, ca 1863. 8 day spring, hourly bell strike, perpetual calendar. Good label on the door. The clock is all original. Dials have some original paint but have been poorly touched up. If this is a keeper for you, have the dials painted by a good dial painter. If it is to resell, you can probably get by with these. Hands, pendulum, and glasses, are correct. 27 inches high, polished walnut veneer case. It is about as good as you will find, but has had some glue down places on the rounded top edges, where it always tends to pop off. Ly-Calendar, page 259. Currently selling for $1000 to $1500. Our estimate

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Catalog Description: C.1886, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, “Parlor Calendar No. 6″ , in very good condition. This clock has been restored, the walnut case refinished and the upper dial repainted. (Note hour hand has been improperly changed, but replacements are available for all suppliers) The original lower dial has a couple of flakes; the rollers are a bit dark from age, but still legible. With a paper label from the original retailer, Camerer, Kuss and Co., London, plus inside instruction label. 8-day striking movement is clean and in running order. Height 27”

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas wood cased mantle clock, “Paxo”, ca 1902. Green and black adamantine finish, great metal feet and ornaments. Complete and original with possible exception of the metal back cover and replaced paper dial. Name Paxo is on the base. 8 day, half hour cathedral bell strike. Case is 16 1/2 inches wide, 11 1/2 inches tall. Ly-Seth Thomas No.1176.

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Catalog Description: C.1917, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Prospect No. 18”, 8-day time/strike mahogany veneered mantel clock in very nice condition with original finish. The painted metal dial is in exceptional condition. The hands are original. A great clock for the beginning collector. Height 10 inches

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas wall clock, “Queen Anne”, C. 1902. Original, unrestored walnut case is 36″ high. Outside of case is clean but has darkened over time; the inside is showing the beautiful walnut grain on the backboard, dial board, inside of the door, etc. Full black label on the base, correct brass bob, very nice signed original dial, and paint on zinc. This is an 8 day; time only movement, and running. An excellent original clock that came out of a Lexington, Ky. home. It had been with the same family since the early 1900’s. Ly-Seth Thomas #485.

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Catalog Description: C.1885, Seth Thomas “REGULATOR No. 1″ in nice restored condition. This clock has the large cut pinion movement, 41/4 X 51/4” plates and maintaining power. The veneer has some bubbles on the sides of the bottom and some minor repairs, but is overall attractive and nicely refinished. The dial was professionally repainted some time ago and with some age. The best pat of this clock is the original presentation tablet: “PRESENTED TO A. L. NICKERSON, BY FRIENDS, 1885” Also with nickel plated pendulum bob with damascene pattern. The hook for the weight got damaged, however a proper replacement is available from Timesavers.com, catalog No. 12183, for $2.75. Height 34 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1890, Seth Thomas, “Regulator No. 16” in walnut, one weight Railway timepiece with center seconds and damascene bob. Condition: This clock is in nice condition, mostly original, the finish rubbed to a nice sheen, one small repair to the walnut case at the top center of the door, and the dial professionally restored. Nickeled weight, pulley and pendulum with damascene pattern. Height 74 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1935, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, “REGULATOR No. 2” , in mahogany, 1-weight, 8-day. Condition: overall excellent original condition with good label, dial, hands and weight. The only things that keeps this from being outstanding are some small dings in the pendulum and minor exterior abrasions on the case. Ht 35.5 [90cm]

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