Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: C.1902, Seth Thomas “NAPLES” clock in excellent condition. This clock has been in one small Massachusetts collection for the last 25 years. The oak case was professionally refinished and has a nice soft sheen. The movement has been cleaned and is running and striking fine. The catalog drawing of this clock does not do it justice, as the detail in the carving is fine. There are ever so minor imperfections on the base, but the clock is still overall excellent. Height 12″

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas College Series clock, “New York”, ca 1909. One of a set of 6. The catalogs say they were made in old oak only. Sorry, this one is a lovely walnut, 23 inches high, with the original glass and pendulum. As with all the clocks in this nice collection, the owner liked new, white, paper dials. A label inside and another on the back. 8 day striking half hours on a gong and alarms on a brass bell, running strong. Very nice clock. Ly-Seth Thomas No.1103.

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Catalog Description: “No. 55”, ca 1915. 4 bell Sonora Chimes in one of their smallest cases, only 10.5 inches wide and 9.5 inches high. An unusual amount of mechanical apparatus squeezed inside. Mahogany cabinet case has just enough woodwork to be very attractive. The silver dial with painted numerals is very nice. Usually dials of this type tend to be worn pretty badly. Beveled and bowed glass in the brass sash. The 8 day signed Seth Thomas movement is marked “89AE”, the chime movement is marked “90”. It is running and chiming but service is recommended. For whatever reason Sonora Bell Chime clocks are now in great demand. Seth Thomas No. 719.

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Catalog Description: C.1872, Seth Thomas Sons and Co., New York, “No. 8064”, 15-day time and bell strike mantel clock, gilt white metal. Condition: Cast spelter case in very nice condition with wear to the finish. Original porcelain dial is chipped around the winding arbors. Hands and pendulum are original. Movement is signed. Beveled glass in the dial door is perfect. For reference on this model, see Tran Ly’s 3rd edition Seth Thomas book, page 1063, fig 3297. Ly current price for this model is $550, however we sold the cousin to this in similar condition in Oct, 2003 for $336. Height 19.75 inches [50.16 cm]

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Catalog Description: C.1880, Seth Thomas, Mini Octagon Top rosewood cottage clock in very good original condition. Retains original dial with virtually no flakes, original wavy glass in bezel and original mirror; good label. Time only Type A round movement, 30-hour, winds at 6; see Ly no. 1556. Just about as good as it gets; height 9″ $150-200

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Catalog Description: C.1870, Seth Thomas Clock Co, Thomaston, Conn, Octagon Top Mini COTTAGE , 30 hour, time and alarm. Condition: dial pan is original, but has been stripped and painted, and a paper chapter ring glued in place. Hands are incorrect, but replacements are available. Best part of the clock is good rosewood veneer and super original finish….worthy of investing in a dial repaint and hands. Ht 9.1″ [23cm]

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Catalog Description: C.1892, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Office Calendar No. 12”, 8-day weight, double dial perpetual calendar in cherry and in excellent condition. The two calendar dials have been professionally repainted on original pans. Hands, hinges, pendulum all original. The calendar wheels have turned slightly dark, but are quite good for their age. The clock is otherwise as good as it gets with great original finish and nice patina. Height 48 inches

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, “Office Calendar No. 5″, C. 1884. Some collectors look a lifetime for this model. I haven’t seen a half dozen in 25 years. This may only be the 3rd one I have had for sale. 50″ walnut case with polished French walnut trimmings (according to the catalogs). I would have called it burl walnut that is polished like fine furniture. All the ST calendar movements are 8 day, time only, 1 weight that descends down the right side. Beat scale in the bottom, very nice nickel bob with the Seth Thomas circles, glass viewing port in the bottom below the pendulum. You can’t see it unless the clock is hung very high. There are two labels inside, the white one reminding you not to oil the calendar movement and a black one with operating instructions and signed by ST. All Seth Thomas dials eventually are repainted, this clock is no exception as both 14” dials have been repainted, expertly I might add. The calendar rolls are original. The clock is in good running condition, very clean inside and out. There is no evidence the clock has been tinkered with, other than what may be needed with regular use over long periods. Ly-Seth Thomas #65. Millers-Calendar Clocks, #47.

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Catalog Description: C.1922, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Office No. 1″ 8-day wall timepiece. This mahogany model is stained very dark with original crazed finish. There is some fading of the numbers and as it typical of Seth Thomas dials, some paint loss. The case has a gouge on the left side that can be filled; chip on lower left corner; back of case is warped. The movement is properly signed. An affordable Seth Thomas clock for the beginning collector. Height.15 1/4”

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Catalog Description: RARE Seth Thomas “Office No. 3″ C. 1889. Mahogany veneer case is 21.5” high and probably never been refinished or even cleaned as it retains about 95% of the original gilt trim around the edges. All of the brass medallions are securely in place and they have never been cleaned or polished. There is a small wood chip on the lower right corner. The lower round tablet is original and has been backed with a heavy paper to help hold the paint. Both brass bezels look like they were never polished, the top glass looks to be original as none of the solder holding the tabs has been broken loose. The metal dial is just too nice not to be a repaint, and was well done. Good label inside the case, factory stamp on the back, “9881A”, meaning the clock was made Jan. 1889. Now, why is this clock rare? It has an ALARM. None of the catalogs show a wall clock of this type or style with an alarm. Movement is 8 day and it strikes a coil gong.

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