Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: C.1880, Seth Thomas Clock, Co, Thomaston, Conn, “PITTSBURGH, V.P.” in walnut, 8-day time and strike on cathedral gong. Condition: Overall very good original condition. The biggest item that keeps it from being excellent is that something fell against the front molding and gouged it, and it was later filled with something that shrank, and your finger feels the cavity before your eye does. There are also other minor nick and scrapes commensurate with the age of the clock. This fancy cut glass/mirror pendulum was used on both the Pittsburgh and the St. Paul, and there should be one more little loop above the leafy decoration. (Shows clearly in the foto of the St. Paul). Original dial has had some chips in-painted, and the ST logo is from a rub-on set. Otherwise the clock is a very good example of this model with nice original finish. Ht 23″ [58.5cm]

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Catalog Description: C.1884, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Queen Anne”, 8-day wall timepiece, as-found. The oak case is extremely nice condition with original finish. The problems arise when you remove the dial to find this clock originally had a time and strike movement, and the vacant holes for the movement blocks and the gong support are clearly evident. It now has an appropriate timepiece movement and dial which could be left as is (the model was also offered in time only), or if you have the right movement, the clock could be properly restored. The only other alternative would be to re-veneer the backboard of the case. In original condition, this model can bring 900 dollars. Height 36 inches

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Catalog Description: “Seth Thomas Sons & Co. N.Y.”, on the dial, Thomaston, CT. on the movement. This is “Rebecca at the Well”; their pattern No. 8002, complete and original excepting one frond of the palm tree is missing. Ca 1876. Notice that this clock is painted every inch with extraordinary colors of their time on the garments and other features. If I did not know better I would say it came from the factory painted. A true artist did the work. It is so unusual you will want to keep it like it is. 8 day round, French style movement is properly signed; it has an outside count, bell strike and is running. Metal case is 16 inches high. Some minor paint loss, chip on the heavy beveled glass, but the porcelain dial is almost perfect. Ly-American, Volume 2, #843. With this outstanding paint job the clock would have brought close to 1000 dollars if everything were nice. As is, my estimate is .

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Catalog Description: C.1870, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Regulator No. 1 Extra, time only, in rosewood. The veneer is in wonderful condition with no visible veneer damage, although some is loose, and minor loss on rear of bottom bracket so be careful how you pick it up. Both glasses are original. The dial, hands, pendulum and iron weight are original. The tablet has a great spider web of background, some paint loss, and some small losses to the gold. Best part is the superior label on weight baffle. Cord needs replacing. An extra nice example. Height 44 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas, “Regulator No. 18″ in walnut and in very good to excellent condition. The original finish on the case has been rubbed to a sheen. The dial has been professionally re-painted. A minor change, the iron mounting bracket pulled loose from the case and someone used machine screws with nuts to attach it more firmly. Original weight and pendulum are plain brass. Height 54” $3,500-$4,500

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Catalog Description: C.1875 Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Regulator No. 2”, 8-day wall regulator timepiece. Condition: Refinished mahogany case in good condition with veneer loss and repairs to the dial door. The tablet is original with loss at the top and restoration to the black background. Some evidence of artificial graining remains on the dial surround. The original painted dial has some flaking and loss at the mounting screws. Hands are original. The pendulum bob is a modern replacement. The inside label is Super on this clock. Estimate reflects need for old bob and minor veneer repairs.. Height 34 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1900, Seth Thomas “Regulator No. 2 in walnut, and in good original condition. There are half a dozen chips in the veneer around the bezel and on the bowtie, a common malady with walnut, but it does not look so bad. Still the dial is original and excellent (with minor flakes). Retains original label in base of clock. Clock was shipped at some time with pendulum in and the pendulum poked the label in several spots. Retains original weight, pulley, hands, scale, hardware. Height 34” Reserve $900

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Catalog Description: C.1909 Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Regulator No. 2”, 8-day oak wall timepiece. Condition: Refinished oak case in very nice condition; minor veneer lifting in case back. Original dial with very minor wear; interesting seconds bit with large minute numbers. Hands, weight and pendulum are original. Partial label in case bottom is dark from stripper and varnish, but still legible. Rectangular movement with lantern pinions is unsigned; definitely original. Height 34 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1923, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Regulator No. 2”, 8-day, 1-weight timepiece in excellent original condition. The finish on this clock is super. The original painted dial has fading of the numbers from sunlight exposure, and minor paint flaking around the mounting screws. The hands are original. There have been a couple of minor repairs to dings that have occurred to the door bezel. Overall a clean No.2, running and ready to enjoy. Height 36.5 inches

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Regulator No. 2”, ca 1913 to 1922. 36-1/2 inch cases were not used until 1913, this style base was only used until 1922, and Roman numeralswere only used until 1929. Oak case is in original condition. Old reddishvarnish or something was put on the case years ago, while the inside is alighter oak which is original. 8 day, weight, time only movement has theGraham dead beat escapement, maintaining power, wood rod is suspended fromthe movement and iron back plate. 80 beats to the minute. Original dial hasbeen repainted, good black label inside. Brass accessories are clean andrecently polished. Ly-Seth Thomas No. 362.

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