Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: C.1909, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Empire No. 1” Extra shelf clock The case appears pretty clean with only a little tarnish along the edges of the top. The porcelain dial has a hairline crack near the number four and the glass in the rear door has been replaced with a flat sheet of glass. The simulated mercury pendulum has new vials which are a bit too long, but look OK. Overall good condition and running. Height 11 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Empire No. 15″ 8-day time/strike crystal regulator. Condition: Case in nice condition with most of its gold finish worn off (copper showing). Porcelain dial has a hairline crack, through the numeral 3 (does not detract much). Hands are original. One of the beveled glass side panels has a small chip. The movement is properly marked with Seth Thomas logo. Unusual Art Nouveau design. +Ht 15”;

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas crystal regulator, “Empire No. 301”, ca 1913. It was a rich gold finished case originally, now dirty and tarnished, should cleanup with a little work. 8 day movement strikes half hours on a cathedral gong, and it is a runner. White porcelain dial has one hairline from the hand arbor to 9 o’clock. 4 beveled glasses and only 1 tiny corner chip. Ly-Seth Thomas No.350.

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Catalog Description: C.1900, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “EMPIRE No. 60” 8-day Crystal Regulator. This model has a bowed front with undamaged beveled glass. The clock has a beautiful porcelain dial with a garland of polychrome flowers around the dial. Original hands and pendulum. Case could use a polishing as there are some minor scratches and tarnish on the top. Overall very good original condition. Height 11 inches $550-650

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Clock Co. “Engine Lever”, ca 1936. 8 day, time only, double wind movement No.10. Polished brass base is 7 inches, silver dial is 5 1/4 inches. Hinged front bezel. Clock is clean and running. Ly-Seth Thomas No.1441.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Made for the Southern Calendar Clock Co. , Fashion No. 5″, ca 1875-1889. The Fashions used the Andrews calendar mechanism which many horologists feel is the most accurate and dependable calendar mechanism ever made. This No. 5 model was the first using a long pendulum. Cases are 32 inches high and made of fine walnut. The movements were 8 day, hour strike on a bell. I note that the dials have been repainted which seems to be standard procedure for the Fashions, and the calendar dial has the seldom seen name,”Fashion Calendar Clock”. The finials are not original to this clock but were expertly copied from originals. The clock is running and operating properly. Ly-Seth Thomas, page 58 thru 68; Ly-Calendar, page 275 thru 292, and Millers “Calendar Clocks”, page 107 thru 118.

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Catalog Description: C.1900, Seth Thomas “GALLERY ,”30-Day, with 18 inch dial and in good restored condition. The mahogany case is in excellent condition and retains all original hardware, hanger, hinges, etc. The only negative is the dial which was repainted about 25 years ago by an inexperienced painter who did an OK, but not great, job of lettering the dial. This can be corrected by any of the professional dial services. These large “dial” clocks are hard to find. Movement is in good running order and with original hands. Height 25 ” Reserve $1000

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Catalog Description: C.1880, Seth Thomas Clock Co, GARFIELD, 2-Wt, 8-day shelf clock in walnut and in very good condition with original finish. The only restoration we can find is the dial which has been professionally painted. All of the little cut outs on top are intact and original. Retains orig weights and pendulum with damascene pattern. Movement does tick and strike but will require service before regular use, as clock has been in storage. Height 29″

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Globe” Large schoolhouse clock, circa 1900 in a rich mahogany case. Eight-day movement strikes the hour and 1/2 hour on a large coiled gong. Has a seconds bit. Dial has been redone. Additional keywords: wall clock

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Catalog Description: C.1884, (dated on rear), Seth Thomas, “HECLA”, walnut cased, quarter strike mantel clock, on bells. Condition: generally fair to good original condition; there are two chips of burled veneer missing from the bottom of the left column, another chip along the left back edge of the base, top has been repaired. Most of the original finish remains, but there are areas where it got damp and is missing and the wood has just wax on it. The dial has a good sized flake below 6, and the numerals are quite weak from a finger setting the hands. There is a fair to good label inside, with losses from throwing the key into the case. Original pendulum has part of the damascene pattern polished off. Movement dirty. Height 22.5 inches [57cm]

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