Catalog Description: SETH THOMAS “WORLD” WALL CLOCK IN AN OLD OAK CASE. CIRCA 1905-15. DOUBLE SPRING 15 DAY TIMEPIECE WITH GRAHAM DEAD BEAT ESCCAPEMENT. RESTORED ROMAN DIAL WITH SECONDS BIT. BRASS PENDULUM BOB. 32″ H X 17″ W.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “World” Wall Clock In An Old Oak Case. Circa 1905-15. Double Spring 15 Day Timepiece With Graham Dead Beat Esccapement. Restored Roman Dial With Seconds Bit. Brass Pendulum Bob. 32″ Height X 17″ W.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “World” schoolhouse clock, circa 1900 in golden oak case. Has a long running 15 day “time only” movement with seconds bit. Partial label. Completely original and authentic. Additional keywords: wall clock
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “World” drop trunk clock, ca 1909. 15 day, time only, double spring, large No.40 movement, Graham dead beat escapement, movement original to this case but the pendulum hanger above the movement has been moved or replaced. The movement is signed and running. Old oak case is 32 inches, beat scale and label are old as are the pendulum and rod. Dial pan is new and a new paint job. I would find the correct pan or repaint this one or at least have the Seth Thomas lettering redone. Factory date of “1890” on back of the case. Ly-Seth Thomas, page 150.
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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas WORLD 15-Day timepiece in oak, nicely restored. This clock uses the large double spring movement model no. 40. The oak case has been refinished with the result that the label, though present, is dark and difficult to read. Still retains nice original dial, hands, and pendulum. Height 32 inches
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Catalog Description: C.1909, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “World”, 8-day time and strike, octagon long drop school clock. Condition: Mahogany case in very clean condition with original finish. Original painted dial has some paint flaking and a little corrosion on the edge near 7. Hands and pendulum are original. Hinge to bezel has had solder joint repaired. Height 32 inches [81.28 cm]
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Catalog Description: C.1909 Seth Thomas Clock Co., “World”, 15-day wall timepiece. Condition: Rosewood veneered case is in excellent condition with original finish. Original dial with some minor flaking and repaired flaked areas. Seconds dial has been repainted and numerals have been gone over as well.. Hands and pendulum are original. This timepiece was made for the export market, and has been in England for the last 100 years; name on dial “Chivers, Marlborough” The top glass has been replaced and plastered in place in English fashion, making the bezel a bit heavy. A nice example that has been well used but not abused. Height 32 inches
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Catalog Description: C.1885, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, 8-day striking “World” model wall clock. The case is rosewood and has the original finish and flawless with the exception of one small veneer repair on the side of the octagon, and not visible from the front. The dial has original paint with some wear on numerals X and XI and a few chips, the largest in the seconds dial. However, considering most Seth Thomas dials, it is very good. Even the gold leaf on the lower door is in good condition. Some folks would call this a Globe, since it is Not a 15 day timepiece, however, it fits the dimensions of the World exactly. Height 32 inches
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Catalog Description: C.1905, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “WORLD” , 15-day, drop octagon timepiece. Condition: Oak and oak veneered case with original finish in nice condition with a minor veneer chip at the apex of the bottom. Dial has been professionally repainted with a crackle finish. Hands and pendulum are original. Door glass is original with a worn transfer that would indicate this timepiece was in a railroad station or office as it reads: “Chesapeake and Ohio” . Nice Seth Thomas label inside case, with small losses. Overall excellent condition. For complete details, see Tran Ly’s book on Seth Thomas, 3rd Edition, Vol 1, page 322-323. Ht 32″ [81.2 cm]
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Catalog Description: C.1905, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, “WORLD”, Octagon drop, 8-day time and strike in rosewood, with seconds hand. Condition: this is an interesting clock for several reasons. First off is the rosewood veneer. I have a World in my personal collection that is in rosewood, and it is very uncommon to find (see 1896 catalog offering both globe and World clocks in Rosewood). The world came in both wide a narrow versions, of which this is the narrow. The dial on this clock has been refinished not once, but twice, after the first, the guy didn’t like his results so he wire wooled the numerals off and started over. All this work is obvious under a magnifying glass, but at a distance, looks quite good. The finish on the case is original, with only a couple of finish checks on the edge (veneer is perfect). For complete details, see Tran Ly’s book on Seth Thomas, 3rd Edition, Vol 1, page 322-323. Overall a very good example of this model. Inside label dark but readable. Ht 32″ [81.5cm]
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