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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Rosewood-Shell Column”, ca 1863. Very early Plymouth Hollow label, clock is complete and almost perfect. Great glass has been rebacked, original shell columns with gold capitals… Read more

Catalog Description: C.1870, Seth Thomas, Rare 8-Day Short Shell Column in original condition. The fruit tablet has a single vertical crack straight through and is flaking; label is flaking and… Read more

Catalog Description: C.1870, Seth Thomas, “SHELL COLUMN”, 30-hour, 2-weight, time and strike. Condition: Generally fair to good minus condition. the hands are not original, dial with flaking, the tablet is… Read more

Catalog Description: C.1868, Seth Thomas, Thomaston mantel clock (with Plymouth Hollow movement), 30 hour shell column in excellent condition, except for the missing spring powered alarm mechanism (the holes and… Read more

Catalog Description: C.1867, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, Column and Cornice Shelf Clock with restoration. This is a rosewood model, with some veneer repairs, and has been attractively refinished.… Read more

Catalog Description: C.1860, Seth Thomas, Column Clock 2-weight, 30 hour, in very good to excellent original condition. The case is fine with original finish and faux shell columns. The original… Read more

Catalog Description: C.1860, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Plymouth Hollow, Conn., “Shell Column” 8-day shelf clock, in generally fair condition, with restorations. This clock’s case has very good grain painted columns… Read more

Catalog Description: A restored red clock that was once a nice Seth Thomas “Sheffield”, ca 1909. It is what you see, and missing 2 of the columns in front. 8… Read more

Catalog Description: Seth Thomas mantle clock, “Sharp Gothic”, ca 1902. Walnut veneered case is 19.5″ high and in “almost” perfect condition. The veneer, particularly on the front has a burl… Read more

Catalog Description: C.1930, Seth Thomas “Severn’ Mahogany mantel clock with American eagle and shield inlay in the case. This clock uses movement number 125, with balance lever, introduced in 1926.… Read more