Catalog Description: C.1930 Seth Thomas “Delaware” Banjo wall Clock as-found. It has its original Mt. Vernon glasses and good finish on the mahogany case, but unfortunately it has a quartz movement and the wrong hands. If you can find the proper lever movement, it could be restored to a nice clock. Height 23″
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, “Dayton”, ca 1886, one of the 100 plus models of the series of clocks that Seth Thomas made popular. This clock came to us as a “Toledo” model which is more commonly seen. The “Dayton” is very rare, this maybe only the second one I have ever seen. A date stamp on the back of the case is “1889”. 8 day, cathedral gong strike, replaced paper dial, full black label, correct pendulum, clock is running. There is a door on the base of this model. The latch needed repair which should have been an easy fix, but some mechanical engineer installed a magnet latch. Ly-Seth ThomasNo.187.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas decorative hanging clock, “Dauphin”, C. 1928. 15.5″ antique gold metal case in excellent condition. 8 day, four jeweled time movement No. 103-A, wasn’t running so I pulled the movement, oiled it, and off she went. Many of the clocks I have been listing and will be listing throughout this catalog have been in storage about 4 years. I figured surely the collector-repairman who owned them, had them all running. At least this is 2 for 2. The movement and dial are signed. Dial and surround are silver and like new. The whole clock is near perfect. Ly-Seth Thomas #554.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas banjo “Danvers”. Mahogany case, gold border, colored flowers in the panels, 3 inch silver dial. 8 day, 4 jewel lever movement, No.103-a, and is running. The clock is almost 19 inches high, has a full label, has never been touched, near perfect. Ly-Seth Thomas No.36.
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Catalog Description: C.1930, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Danvers”, 8-day lever movement banjo timepiece in generally good original condition. This has a mahogany case with original finish and painted floral decoration. The case has some scratches and loss of finish in places. The silvered dial has a little tarnish. Movement is complete and sound; ticks a while and stops. Height 18.75″ $60-$90
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Catalog Description: C.1930, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Danvers” , 8-day 4-jewel, lever timepiece, in excellent original condition. The dial is very clean with original hands and eagle finial. Part of the label remains on the back. Note this model came with and without floral transfers; this one never had any. The original finish is crazed, but all intact. Height 18 3/4″
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Catalog Description: C.1913, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Dana No. 3”, 8-day time/strike adamantine mantel clock. Condition: Adamantine case is in very nice condition with small chips on the front corner, bottom edge and back edges of the base. The ivorine type dial is in fine condition with some nicotine stain near the top. Original #89 ST movement, striking the hours on a gong and the halves on a bell. Hands are original. Height 11 inches
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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 mantle clock, “Dana” model in a wood case with a mahogany adamantine finish, stands 11 inches tall. Solid plate 8 day movement No. 89AL, strikes a cathedral gong. All original, complete, and running. A few tiny chigger bites on lower edges keeps it from being near perfect. Ly-Seth Thomas, Third Edition, page 442.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas City Series clock, the “Dallas”, C. 1885. This was one of the company’s early parlor clocks they named for western towns rather than eastern. This one plus the Austin and Carson were in small cases, using great wood selections, and they jazzed them up by using some metal on the front, plus a porcelain dial, a heavier brass bezel, beveled glass, and a different movement than the other City Series clocks. This 8 day movement is No. 5 1/2, outside count wheel, half hour bell strike on top of the movement, standing gong below. There is a great black full label inside and a factory stamp on the door, “5881A”, meaning the clock was made January 1885. This case is walnut, burl used on the front, stands only 13″ high. There are light hairlines in the porcelain dial; original glass needs to be fitted back into the bezel. Beyond my expertise. These 3 little clocks have always been difficult for the collectors to find. Ly-Seth Thomas #192.
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