Catalog Description: C.1900, Seth Thomas, “Regulator No. 2, in oak, running. The dial was repainted by Phillip”s clock shop in 1978, and the case given a light coat of shellac. There is a veneer chip in the bezel at 8, and other minor nicks. Pendulum bob also with small nicks and oxidation. The weight is fine. No label; generally good plus condition. Height 34′
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Catalog Description: C.1912, Seth Thomas, “Regulator No. 2″ in oak and in very good original condition. Although not quite 100 years old, this is a fine example of this model in a super light golden color. The case retains original finish, the front waxed and rubbed to a high sheen (this bezel is made of 8 segments of solid oak with attractive grain). Minor flakes on the original dial; hands, weight, pulley and pend all old and good. The movement has been cleaned and re-strung and this clock is ready to enjoy. Height 35 1/2”
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Regulator No. 2”, a reissue by Seth Thomas, SN 1699 of4000 made. The label is on the bottom. Beautiful medium oak case is 37inches high, well made to Seth Thomas specifications and standards, and of course the clock is perfect. There is a brass beat scale, pendulum bob, weight, door lock, dial surround, hinges, all identical to the old earlier models. Painted metal dial. 8 day, time only, 1 weight, movement is mounted to an iron back plate. In a few years it will be hard to tell from those made a hundred years before. Ly-Seth Thomas, page 112 shows this reissue, and the movement.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Clock Co. “Regulator No. 2” early model, ca between 1878-1880. Rosewood veneered case is 34 inches long, has only a moderate number of bruises, no chips to speak of. Both doors have hook latches. Someone tried to install a knob on the lower door and left a hole to be filled. Old glass lost some of backing, new black paint has been put on where feasible, overall a good looking early glass. It is shown in Ly-Seth Thomas on an early No. 1 Regulator, clock No. 359. The old dial has been repainted very professionally. One really nice feature is the full label on the original sliding partition. That is a real plus. The flat iron weight is also original for this model. Now what it all boils down to is, this is a great early regulator with only one fault, the small hole in the lower door, and it should be an easy fix. In case you wondered why I said Ca 1878-1880, this base was only in use until 1880, this glass was only used between 1878 and 1880, there were no seconds bit on this model until 1879.
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Catalog Description: C. 1910, Seth Thomas “Regulator No. 20″ in mahogany. Condition: About as good as it gets. Has great original 14” dial with no flaking, signed ST movement, and original pendulum and weight; orig finish with gently crazed patina. When a clock is nice, it needs only a short description. For Details, see Ly’s Seth Thomas book, 3rd edition, 2004, page 304; Ly price guide at $4,750. Height 62 inches
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Catalog Description: C.1895, Seth Thomas, Regulator No. 3, 8-day weight, timepiece, in walnut. Condition: This clock came from a home in Carlisle, where an artist had added personal touches to the flaking dial and pendulum, plus painted the hour hand dark red. Weight is the original with knurled end pieces. Well figured case has been rubbed down a couple of times, but retains much of the original finish. Movement is large trapezoid, original to case. All of the molding, bottom and little finials are original and intact. Great original label inside case bottom, also orig beat scale Despite needing work, this is a great clock. Height 43.5 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Regulator No. 5″, a style you almost never see. This one is contemporary, made by an excellent cabinetmaker and generally copied in exact dimensions of the Seth Thomas original. This beautifully carved walnut case is 48″ high, burl wood accents used just like the old ones. There is a wood bezel surrounding the 7″ enameled dial, 5 hand-turned finials, and side glasses like the Vienna clocks. The wood case overall is well crafted with remarkable detail, and retains its beautiful, original finish. The 8 day, weight driven movement is of high quality, steel pinions, Graham dead beat escapement. The brass gears and plates, appear heavier, cut thicker, and the gear pinions are larger than in more common movements. Appears to be well built. The brass pendulum, hardened with cast iron is 4.5″ in diameter, the brass weight with 5 pounds of lead encased, is 6” in length. The dial, hands, crank key, and all hardware are all original. We ran the clock in our home for a time and must say it performs well and gives a great appearance. The original ST #5 is now selling over $10,000.
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Catalog Description: C.1909, Seth Thomas, Regulator No. 63 wall clock in oak and in outstanding original condition. This clock is just like it came from the factory, with dial, pendulum, weight and finish virtually like new. Details of this clock can be found in Ly’s ’96 Seth Thomas book, page 141. This is as good as it gets. Height 76″
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Catalog Description: C.1884, Seth Thomas, “Richmond” rosewood mantle clock from the city series, restored. The case has colorful veneer, and has been stripped and could use more finish. The original tablet, dial and label are great (minor flaking along edge of dial is not apparent with door closed). Pendulum works fine, but is from another model. 30 hour time and strike movement is mechanically sound, but would benefit from oiling. Height 18.5 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas kitchen clock, “Savarin”, ca 1928. White enamel case with decorations in blue. Case is 9 inches square. Made with 8 day, pendulum movement No.41AM, time only. Case after 70 years has faded to off white, but border design is still mostly intact. Clock runs fine. Ly-Seth ThomasNo.537.
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