Catalog Description: C.1868, Seth Thomas, CABINET 8-Day time, in rosewood and in very good restored condition. The door to this clock has been re-veneered and the dial re-finished and the entire case finished to match. The movement has been cleaned and the clock is in good running order. Good Thomaston label. This mini clock is ready to enjoy. If you prefer unrestored, see next lot; Height 9 inches
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Catalog Description: C.1868, Seth Thomas, CABINET 30-Hour strike, in rosewood and in very good original condition. Other than wear in the paint around the winding holes and odd nicks along the base, this mini clock is quite good; clock retains original finish, dial, hands and label. Height 9 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Buffalo”, ca 1886. One of the company’s large series of clocks named for cities. The early models, made in the l870’s and 1880’s, were generally made of walnut or rosewood and had very distinctive case designs. When “kitchen clocks” became poplar in the 1890’s and later, Seth Thomas fell in lock step with other clock makers and lowered their standards on the city series line. Primarily made of oak and using cheaper pendulum bobs, bezels, etc. they made the clocks for the masses who could afford a $10 to $20 mantle clock. This walnut case has been cleaned, dial repainted, but it is all original with the fancy swirled Seth Thomas nickel pendulum, nickel gong base, and dial ring. Spindles on railing are brass and all intact. Most of a black label inside, hands are replacements. Movement is 8 day, hourstrike on the Cathedral Bell, has an alarm in place. The door glass is originalto this clock. Ly-Seth Thomas No. 169.
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Catalog Description: C.1958, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Brookfield”, 8-day time/strike banjo clock (original German movement). Condition – Mahogany case in clean condition with original finish. Original tablets are perfect. Hands are original and a very clean dial. Has 2-tone bim-bam strike. asHHt 28.75″
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Catalog Description: C.1958, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Brookfield”, 8-day Time and Strike banjo clock in excellent original condition. The reliable German movement strikes the hours and halves on two melodious steel rods. Note Seth Thomas ceased production of movements in 1956. Height 30″ $100-$150
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Catalog Description: C.1958 Seth Thomas Clock Co., (General Time Corp.), “Brookfield”, 8-day time/strike banjo clock. Condition: Mahogany case is in very fine condition with original finish. Tablets and hands are original. Silvered dial has a little tarnish. Nice clean label on the back. Height 28.75 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas short drop clock, “Bradford”, ca 1922. 8 day, time only, movement. Note this clock winds at 6 and No. 371 winds at 5. “Old Oak” case is roughly 20 inches long, dial is 9 inches. The case and dial are near perfect. Apparently a plaque or advertising of some sort was tacked to the drop portion of the case, as some tiny holes are evident. Easily corrected if they bother you. 8 day, time only movement, all in excellent condition. Same reference as above.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Bradford”, ca 1922, a wall short drop model Many businesses used this model for advertising purposes, like this clock that has a painted silver ad for “Taylor’s Jewelers”. The “Old Oak” case is about 20 inches long, and generally in good condition with only minor nicks expected on a clock this old. Everything is original and in good working order.A regular manicure might have prevented Bubba from scratching the dial between the 1 and 2. This model was made in several case and dial sizes, this one with a 9 inches dial. 8 day, time only movement, is running properly. Ly-Seth Thomas, vol. 3, No. 1143.
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Catalog Description: C.1921, Seth Thomas, BRADFORD, 12-inch, in a mahogany veneer case, time only. Condition: the case has been attractively refinished, movement seems to be running fine. This clock sold new in 1921 for $14.50. Interestingly, the Office No. 10, which was the same case with double spring thirty-day movement sold for $25.00. For reference, see Ly’s Seth Thomas, Edition 3, 2004, figure 1144, current price $400. Height 22.25 inches
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Catalog Description: C.1816, Seth Thomas, Plymouth, Conn., rare wooden works, Terry patent “Box Clock” in excellent condition. The only noted replacements on this clock are the painted numerals and spandrel decorations on the reverse of the original glass, and NONE of the 9 known examples of this model has the original paint intact on the tablet. The clock is otherwise original, right down to the finish on the case. Rack and snail strap wood movement is sound and the label is excellent; retains original weights with integral pulleys. This box form, with the dial painted on the reverse of the glass, is the earliest model of Connecticut wooden shelf clocks, and is the rarest as well. Note the engraved label states that the clock was patented by Eli Terry, but made and sold by Seth Thomas. Since Terry’s patent was granted on June 12, 1816, this clock may date a few months earlier or later than June 12. Recall that Seth Thomas had worked closely with Terry since 1806. The sister to this clock is illustrated in Ken Roberts’ book on Eli Terry, pages 46-47. This clock was in the collection of Chet Durfee until 1952, and owned by Haddon Kirk from 1952 until now. See Distin and Bishop, page 108. One of the finest examples known, and certain to attract special attention. Height 20″
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