Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, wood case, mahogany adamantine finish, almost black. Called the “Dana No. 1”, ca 1913. 9 inch high case has dull gold plated sash and feet, good 5 inch dial, beveled glass, correct pendulum and back. 8 day, half hour and hour strike on a cathedral gong. Movement No.89AL is clean and running. Ly-Seth Thomas No.1249.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, “Double Dial” – Wall Bracket, C. 1922. Made principally for use in the nation’s schools, time is shown in two directions. Overall, including the wall bracket the clock is 30″, the clock case itself is only 19″ square. This clock is original and complete. It has a 30 day, time only, large double spring Movement No. 86, and it running just fine. You might know that I would photograph the best side. The dial showing is very nice while the one not showing has oxidized slightly around the lower half on the outside of the time ring, and that means there is a little flaking. The numerals are still fine. The old oak case is in good condition and should not require a lot of the buyer’s time. The glasses should be stabilized a little better but otherwise it is ready to hang. Ly-Seth Thomas #526.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “10 Inch Drop Octagon Gilt”, ca 1898, and so stamped on the back of the case. Made of mahogany veneer, polished and with gilt lines around top and base, now hardly visible at all. You can see an outline where gilt used to be but years of handling and cleaning has obliterated most. Case is 21.5 inches high, very clean and still polished, top glass replaced, bottom original, full label, original pendulum, dial, and hands. Factory stamp on the back indicates the clock was made Jan. 1898. You will note the name printed on the dial, “T.W. Potter, Kensington”, which I suppose is England. All black on the dial has been highlighted; I would bet was done by Mr. Potter. 8 day timepiece, running well. Ly-Seth Thomas #506.
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Catalog Description: C.1909, Seth Thomas, 12 Inch Drop Octagon wall clock (no additional information available)
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas metal case, “Duchess”, ca 1909. 9 3/4 inch case originally had a bronze finish. Now very dark, never cleaned. 8 day, half hour bell strike, hours strike on a gong, running. It has a special pendulum, signed movement, signed brass back door. Signed porcelain dial has some chips around the arbors. Ly-Seth Thomas No.873.
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Catalog Description: Eight-day solid Walnut Seth Thomas “Eclipse” shelf clock The Seth Thomas Clock Company varied the pattern on their “Eclipse” door glasses and also on a few other minor details such as the door ‘catch’. On this clock, the door is released with a push-button as compared to the hook and eye on the other “Eclipse’ in our current stock. This clock has a wonderful solid Walnut case in near “Mint” condition. The gold door glass pattern is original and the movement runs and strikes properly. There is a working alarm mechanism which although rarely used by owners because they run continuously until completely wound down when set, adds to the value of the clock. Height: 24 in. (60.96 cm) Depth: 5 in. (12.70 cm) Width: 15 in. (38.10 cm) Weight: 4
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Catalog Description: C.1908, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, “Elect” , 8-day time and strike mantel clock. Condition: Cast metal base with a sheet steel case above is in nice condition with gunmetal gray finish. Original dial with the gold tone outer ring has some wear. Dial center area has some tarnish. Hands are original. Movement is signed. Overall an excellent example of this model. This clock sold new in 1908 for $8.50. Ht 10.25″ [26 cm]
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas crystal regulator, “Empire No. 13”, ca 1909. Case is just less than 12 inches high, is not plain, but highly decorated top and bottom. We rarely see these old crystal regulators finished in silver. From top to bottom, inside and out, even the imitation mercury 2 jar pendulum, and the suspended gong stand, all silver and extremely nice. No evidence it has been refinished. 4 great beveled glasses. 8 day movement strikes the gong on half hours. Runs, but a little out of beat. One piece porcelain dial, hand decorated with garland of flowers, one hairline and it would disappear with a cleaning. Correct hands, machined dial ring. Unusual to see a pretty crystal regulator in a different color. Ly-Seth Thomas No. 278.
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Catalog Description: C.1913, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Empire No. 301″, 8-day time/strike crystal regulator. This clock is in good, unrestored condition. The beveled glass panels and the dial are perfect. The hands are original. The case will need to be cleaned in solution to restore luster (most of the gilding looks to be intact). The movement is properly signed. Complete and sound. Height 9.50” $275-$375
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas crystal regulator, “Empire No. 45”, ca 1909. Fine 8 day round movement, No.48N, gong strike, imitation mercury pendulum. The gong base needs to be tightened down in the case. 9 1/4 inch brass case, polished gold body, rich gold pillars, all a little dull and dirty. A good cleaning would be in order. 4 large beveled plate glasses. 1 piece porcelain dial with a painted garland of flowers, very good. Ornate capitals and bases on the grooved columns. Ly-Seth Thomas No.311.
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