Catalog Description: C.1870, Seth Thomas, Rare 8-Day Short Shell Column in original condition. The fruit tablet has a single vertical crack straight through and is flaking; label is flaking and weak. HOWEVER, the case is one of nicest you will ever find and with original, weights, pend, and super 8-day lyre movement. Superb re-painted dial from the Dial House. Height 25″ $400-500
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Catalog Description: C.1884, Seth Thomas, “SIGNET”, walnut wall clock in good restored condition. The case has been stripped and refinished; minor veneer repairs; the Seth Thomas label in the back is new, distressed to look old. The original dial has been re-blacked over the original surface and is sharp, with great signature. The original geometric tablet is great. Details of this clock can be seen in Tran Duy Ly’s 1996 Seth Thomas book, page 151. 8-day time only, spring. Height 23″
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas 5 Bell Sonora Chime clock No.14, ca 1915. Mahogany case is 14 inches high, clean with no damage, complete and all original. 6 inch silver dial, signed, only slight dirty, minimal wear which is very unusual for silver dials. Chime movement is No.90B, time movement is 89 O. Runs and strikes the 5 resonated bells in the base. For years we hardly every saw a Sonora Chime clock, but when the prices escalated a few years ago collectors began to take their profits. The chimes can be silenced, leaving the hour only striking, or allowed to play Westminster chimes every 15 minutes. Round brass feet, bowed and beveled glass in the brass sash. Ly-Seth Thomas #713.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Metal Tambour “Tampa” In A Gilt Finish. Circa 1910. White Enamel Arabic Dial, Convex Beveled Glass In Bezel. 8 Day, Hour And 1/2 Hour Gong Striking Movement. 9″H X 13″W X 4 1/2″D
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Tradition”, ca. 1941. 20 inches high mahogany case, turned fluted columns, solid brushed finials, dial, lower glass excellent. This clock is an exact replica. of the early Seth Thomas pillar and scroll clocks made in the 1800’s. 8 day movement strikes single gong rod. Clock was made in USA, high quality inside and out. Clock runs and strikes fine. Ly-Seth Thomas #1307.
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Catalog Description: C.1870 Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Tudor No. 3”, 8-day time/strike/alarm rosewood mantel clock. Condition: Refinished rosewood case has been repaired with a strip of mahogany veneer on the bottom edge and sides. The dial has been repainted. Nice set of ST hands. Movement has been recently cleaned and serviced; running well. Height 12 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas wall regulator, “Umbria”, ca 1894. Old oak case is 40.5 inches high, and in near mint condition and practically untouched. The original dial is excellent for a ST dial this old, a few small flakes, hardly worth mentioning. This model has a 15 day time only movement that is running real well. Excellent original clock. Ly-Seth Thomas, 2004 Edition, page 320. Currently bringing $2000 and up.
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Catalog Description: C.1905, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, “WORLD”, Octagon drop, 8-day time and strike in rosewood, with seconds hand. Condition: this is an interesting clock for several reasons. First off is the rosewood veneer. I have a World in my personal collection that is in rosewood, and it is very uncommon to find (see 1896 catalog offering both globe and World clocks in Rosewood). The world came in both wide a narrow versions, of which this is the narrow. The dial on this clock has been refinished not once, but twice, after the first, the guy didn’t like his results so he wire wooled the numerals off and started over. All this work is obvious under a magnifying glass, but at a distance, looks quite good. The finish on the case is original, with only a couple of finish checks on the edge (veneer is perfect). For complete details, see Tran Ly’s book on Seth Thomas, 3rd Edition, Vol 1, page 322-323. Overall a very good example of this model. Inside label dark but readable. Ht 32″ [81.5cm]
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas wall clock, “World”, C. 1885. This is another clock that has been in storage for several years. The 32″ rosewood case is dirty and the wood looks dry. You know what has to be done to correct that. The gold around the lower glass is pretty good; brass bezel sure needs to be polished. I hardly know what to say about the dial, it looks dirty, yet has very little paint loss which is most unusual. The clock has a great 15 day movement, No. 40, with two large springs and is time only. The Geneva locks are in the bottom of the case. Some people have a difficult time figuring them out, so they remove them. It has a nice ST brass bob with the circles, the hands look fine, and there is a nice label in the case. I couldn’t get it to run but I feel confident it just needs to be cleaned and oiled. When I had the dial off hooking the pendulum I didn’t notice anything wrong with the movement. Ly-Seth Thomas, page 150.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Wall “Arcade” case only, ca. 1909. Oak case is 23.5 inches across the front; original painted dial is 18 inches. Key lock bezel below 6, bezel hinges from top. For some reason someone drilled 4 small holes in center of what is a mint dial. This is a project clock; you have to find a 30 day movement, hands, etc. Complete large gallery clocks of this size are bringing $1,200-$1,600. Ly- Seth Thomas No. 580.
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