Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: C.1890, Seth Thomas, 14-inch Lobby clock in oak, 15-day, double spring time only. Condition: the case is excellent, having been attractively refinished. The dial is original and in excellent condition with the exception of a small U-shaped scratch near the top right side. The movement has been professionally cleaned and when would fully, will run a month (a testimony to Seth Thomas workmanship). The pendulum bob and stick are original. Ht: 30inches

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Catalog Description: C.1909, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “LUNAR” in old oak and in good condition. These clocks turn up from time to time but often in a state of distress. This one has had the dial professionally repainted, and it is exactly correct and as it should be. The finish on the case is original , with minor nicks and scrapes commensurate with its age. Now Seth Thomas in their catalog lists this clock as 41 inches, however, that dimension includes the weights hanging below the case; the case itself is only 36″. Two weight movement is complete and sound; clock ticks and strikes. Pendulum is in box with weights & finial.

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Catalog Description: C.1939, Seth Thomas, Mark 1 Deck clock with chrome case and black dial. Condition: The case with some pitting where the chrome is gone; luminous hands now dark; the dial with US Naval markings, and serial number 1122, dated 1939. Runs OK.

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Catalog Description: C.1868, Seth Thomas, Mini Octagon Top, 30 hour timepiece in excellent restored condition. the original case finished has been rubbed to a nice sheen; one veneer repair lower left front; retains old glass and mirror; dial repainted; hands new; running and ready for you to enjoy. Height 9 inches

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Clock Co. parlor clock, one of the City Series, “Nashville”, ca 1879. This is one of the earliest of this poplar series of clocks. One day, bell strike movement, runs like a charm. Unusual signed nickel pendulum, with a nickel pendulum rod and bell. There is a black label on the inside, near perfect walnut case. Painted zinc dial. Clock is 100% original and ready to sit on the mantle. Ly-Seth Thomas No.210.

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Clock Co. city series, “Newark”, ca 1899. There are differences in the two Newark’s which at first glance isn’t obvious. The bases are different. The side trim is permanently attached to the case body on this clock, but on the other the trim is attached to and is a part of the door. The main difference is the strike mechanism. This one doesn’t strike the hours, just alarms with 2 hammers, one hits coil gong, other hits brass bell, simultaneously and very loud. There is a shut off lever on top of the case, believe me you will find it quickly. This model is referred to as the “Woods” alarm. The paper dial is original as is the old glass, and the pendulum. Movement is 8 day and running. Ly-Seth Thomas No.212.

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Catalog Description: C.1876, Seth Thomas Sons and Co., No. 8011, Angel and Child figural clock in very good original condition. Except for a couple of chips in the dial and an incorrect minute hand, this clock would be outstanding. The case is the nicest I’ve seen, with original bronze finish in superior condition. It does run and strike, and is a very good example of this hard to find model. Height 17″ $450-650

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Catalog Description: C.1886, Seth Thomas NORFOLK from their City Series , 8-day in walnut and in excellent original condition. A couple of flakes on the dial have been touched up, but it is essentially original. Great nickel plated pendulum with ST logo in the center; full label inside on base (somewhat legible) Height 19″ $200-300

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, early miniature cottage clock, 9 inch octagon top, ca 1875. All original, untouched, but dirty. It even has the original key and pendulum. Old zinc dial is still good. Movement is 30 hour, time and alarm. Case has some crazing and an old mirror. It is not a cream puff, but like I said, untouched – as found. Ly-Seth Thomas No.959.

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Catalog Description: C.1868, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, Office Calendar No. 1 , in good condition. This rosewood veneered double dial has some veneer damage along the outer edge of the case, but from the front it still looks exceptionally good. The old dial pans have been improperly refinished, the top with paper and the lower with improper font. Original grid pendulum, movements, weights and door lock intact (no key); original rollers very nice. Overall good+ condition and dial restoration will render this very good. Height 40″

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