Category: Seth Thomas Models

Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Regulator No. 1 Extra”, ca 1860. These early regulators used the SB Terry round, 8 day, time only movements I would think this case would have had a Plymouth Hollow label originally Some restoration has been done from time to time The sliding partitions were removed from many of these early clocks because the pendulum and weight are very difficult to hang if the partition is in place This partition and label are modern replacements The top glass has been replaced but the important one with the gold paint, is near perfect Like most all Seth Thomas dials, this one has been professionally repainted No doubt some veneering has been done but the false graining is excellent and makes it almost impossible to see any veneer repairs The flat weight that descends behind the partition is a good replica of the early ones 41 inch rosewood veneer case has a special key lock on the bottom door

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Regulator No. 18”. Movement, iron back plate, and weight are original and identical to those used in the No. 18’s back in the early 1900’s. Movement is signed properly, and running. It has Graham dead beat escapement and maintaining power. The rest of the clock is contemporary. The well made walnut case is 54 inches high and is identical in all respects to the originals. The pendulum ball is the only thing that does not look likeSeth Thomas. The 14 inch metal dial was painted professionally and looks likethe originals. Other things on the clock that are copies of originals arethe door lock, door knob, pendulum stick, beat scale, pulley, and the brassdial ring inside the wood bezel. You sure won’t go wrong with this clock.You can locate a Seth Thomas bob on EBay or at one of the many clock Regionalsand Chapter Meetings. For comparison look at Ly-Seth Thomas, page 127.

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Catalog Description: C.1888 (dated on rear), Seth Thomas Clock Co”., “Regulator No. 2” in walnut. Condition: this clock came from a home in Ludlow, Mass and is in exceptional original condition, showing signs of loving care. Retains dark label in case bottom, nice patina on original finish, super dial, original hands, pulley, weight, pend and beat scale. Height 34 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1900, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Regulator No. 2”, in oak and in very good original condition. The only thing that keeps this from being excellent is the dial which has started to flake, had some touch-up and still flaking. Retains original glass, hands, weight, pulley and pendulum. The very best part is the overall finish which is original with great patina (minor nicks and scrapes). Also retains a great original label inside the case with a sticker of Webb Jewelers, Beverly, Mass. This clock is sure to attract attention. Height 34 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Regulator No. 2”, 8-day, 1-weight timepiece, in mahogany and in good original condition. The case is in very nice condition with original finish. The veneered bezel has 2 small chips, not too noticeable; other minor nicks and scrapes on case. The original painted dial is in very nice condition with only minor paint loss around the mounting screws and a small chip between 10 and 11. Someone tried to touchup the number 10 and small section of the chapter ring nearby. The hands are original. The pendulum has some oxidation where the lacquer has worn off (will polish up OK if you choose). Both glasses are original. There is a very good label in the bottom of the case. Height 36 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1950, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Regulator No. 2, in oak, 8-day weight driven. Condition: the oak bezel has separated at the joints due to dryness; the pendulum bob has some dents from transporting the clock with the weight in. Otherwise it is a good original clock with labels. Rear label is from General Time Corp around 1950, and this would have been the last of the original run of this model. (Note this is not a C.1975 Tally Industries re-issue) The price was $100 in 1949. Height 34 inches [86cm]

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Regulator No. 2”, ca. 1970’s. A well made clock with the identical look and dimensions of the early Seth Thomas clocks This clock is well constructed of solid oak and stands 36 inches high As the pictures show the movement, weight, pendulum bob, pulley, iron back plate, and dial, are identical to its cousins This is not a foreign made clock or one of the4000 reproduced by Seth Thomas The movement is not signed ST, but is marked only “402” This clock is every bit as nice as the Seth Thomas reissued clocks we regularly sell for $800 and up, and it is running See Ly-Seth Thomas, page 111-112 for similar clocks

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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas walnut Regulator No. 2, all in a box like tinker toys. Despite being totally disassembled the main missing items are the two case side boards and the backboard. The dial-bezel assembly is complete, (no glass) missing only one small, easily made wedge shaped piece of wood. The dial has some flaking. The cellophane was to hold the bezel together. The lower door is complete with old glass, hinges, and lock. All the hard to make bottom trim is there. Includes a bag of original No. 2 hardware (screws, door lock, hanger and bracket, and bezel latch), even includes an original dial stiffener board.

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Catalog Description: C.1885, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Ct, Regulator No. 3, Strike, 2-weight, 8-day, in well figured mahogany. Condition: this striker is a hard model to find, and in this nice condition, even harder. The veneer is in good condition with original finish intact. Has a nice embossed and silvered beat scale in the case; bottom of case never broken out. Two brass sheathed weights are visible right and left during descent; strike weight is slightly larger. There is some flaking on the dial, near 1, 3 and 7, but about as good as you can expect for a Seth Thomas of this age. For details on the No. 3, see Ly’s 3rd Edition (2004) Seth Thomas book, pages 279-281. Note this movement has lantern pinions, retaining power and seventy-six beats to the minute. Full label in case bottom is now missing most of its gold printing. Height 44 inches

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Catalog Description: C.1925, Seth Thomas, “Regulator No. 4” in oak and in excellent original condition. This is about the nicest No. 4 we have had, with original dial, hands, weight and pendulum (minor dings in pendulum). Original finish is medium brown with great patination. Height 42 inches

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