Catalog Description: C.1924, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Chatham” , 8-day round gallery timepiece. Condition: Quarter sawn oak case is nice condition with an alligatored original finish. Original painted dial has some very minor flaking and a brown circular line probably from a setting the hands. Hands are original. Overall very good original condition. Ht 16.5″ [41.9 cm]
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Catalog Description: C.1820, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Chateau” , 15-day time/strike mantel clock. Condition: Refinished mahogany case with a walnut brown finish is in very good condition. Original porcelain dial has a small chip at the time side winding arbor, other wise excellent. Hands are original, and the movement has been serviced and is in running order. Signed 51-B movement is marked “15-Day” Ht 8.25″ [20.9 cm]
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Centennial” column and splat clock, ca 1900. One of a series made by Seth Thomas commerating the new century. Others were the Yorktown and Putman. Case is dark mahogany, carved splat, columns, and feet. Other parts are mahogany veneer. The case is 36 inches high, 18 inches wide at the base. Clock is untouched, original, including the glasses. Note the glass has been rebacked where flaking had occurred in the white section. None of the scene itself had flaked. 8 day brass lyre movement, No.18, is signed. Has a full label, old weights and pendulum, and signed zinc painted dial. Running very strong. The heavy wire should be discarded and the movement restrung. Ly-Seth Thomas, page 274.
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Catalog Description: C.1921, Seth Thomas, CELTIC, brass cased, ships bell strike, 7 jewel escapement, mantel clock. Condition: the red brass case has been polished to a high sheen. The movement ticks and strikes, but could stand cleaning. The engraved and silvered dial has raised bronze numerals, and the fellow who imprinted the ST name must have had a hard week end, as it is slightly crooked. Seth Thomas was trying to compete with Chelsea in offering this model, and at $85 in 1921, it was especially expensive. For reference, see Ly’s 3rd Edition of Seth Thomas Clocks, Volume 2, page 762, fig 2604. Height 9 inches
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Catalog Description: C.1913, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Celtic” mantel clock The clock has a finely finished bronzed white metal body and cast bronze base and feet. The cylindrical case enclosing the movement is brass. The clock employs an 8-day model 51 style movement with a silvered dial and raised bronze numerals. Overall in very good condition, running and striking. Height 9″
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Catalog Description: C.1911, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Capital No. 3”, 8-day time/strike/alarm mantel clock. Condition: Refinished oak in generally fair to good condition, the stripper loosened some of the veneer, now glued back down (these late models are not solid hardwood). Original paper dial has some staining. Hands and pendulum are original. Original tablet is very nice with some minor flaking and scratches. Movement is signed. This clock is the same as the Yale model, but with decorative tablet; an uncommon model. Height 23.5 inches [59.6 cm]
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Catalog Description: C.1915, Seth Thomas CAPEL, miniature desk clock with 2″ silvered dial, and in good original condition. The original finish is alligatored and the dial with minor oxidation. The 8-day movement seems to run OK, but stops after a day or so. Partial bottom label clearly shows model. Ly value is $75. Height 4″
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas parlor clock, one of the City Series, “Camden”, C. 1887. This one is about as good as they get, with one little exception. It is so nice you would think it had been refinished, yet you look close and the old crazing is there. It had to have resided in a house where no one smoked and they didn’t burn coal. Walnut case is 22.5″ high, no problems anywhere, full black label, factory stamp on the back -1887, perfect original glass, brass Seth Thomas pendulum that is correct for the City Series clocks. 8 day, striking hours on a Cathedral gong, and running up a storm. The exception – there is a new paper dial on the old zinc pan. What a shame. Whoever buys this nice, almost mint clock, please have the dial painted. Ly-Seth Thomas, #176.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas Clock Co., novelty tambour cased clock called “Camden”, ca 1936. Mahogany case, 4 inches high, 9 inches long, signed porcelain dial has some slight damage at 5 o’clock and a few faint hairlines. Beveled glass also suffered from the accident as it has a tiny flake in the beveled edge that is hard to detect. There is a Seth Thomas label on the base.Trying to run but is struggling. No doubt never cleaned and oiled. See Ly-SethThomas No. 1409.
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Catalog Description: C.1886, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Camden”, 8-day time/strike/alarm City Series mantel clock. Condition: Refinished walnut case in clean condition, except the carved top trim is new – copied from an original. Dial has been professionally repainted with crinkle finish. Hands and pendulum are original. Original tablet has loss to the gold decoration in the upper left corner. Movement is properly signed. In original condition, this would bring $450. Height 22.5 inches [57.1 cm]
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