Catalog Description: C.1905, Seth Thomas “WALES” clock in excellent original condition. The only item that keeps this from being outstanding is a replacement pendulum. Otherwise it is very fine, the mahogany case with original finish unblemished and a great porcelain dial and original hands. Runs and strikes on a gong. Height 10 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Victoria” mantel clock 8 day time and strike, ca. 1979, 99 percent Thomaston label, repainted dial, case fair-good, gold retouched, 15 1/2″ x 12 1/16″, GRO, 30 day warranty.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Victoria” cottage clock time and strike, 8 day, height 15.5″
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Catalog Description: C.1874, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Victoria”, 30-hour time/strike city series shelf clock. Condition – Rosewood veneered case is in nice condition with original finish that is waxed and touched up in places. Gilded moldings on the case are now gold painted. Dial pan is now papered over with a poor replacement (could still be painted). There is some flaking on the original tablet. Most of the original label is missing. The movement is properly signed. Height 15.5 inches
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Catalog Description: C.1874, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Victoria” 30-hour time/strike City Series mantel clock. Rosewood veneered case is excellent condition with an original finish. Dial has had an average repaint, looks OK. The glasses are original. The hands have been replaced. The gilt molding surrounding the door is worn to gesso. This model was revised in 1879; see Ly’s 3rd edition of Seth Thomas Clocks, page 211. Height 15.5 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas wall regulator, “Umbria”, ca 1894. Old oak case is 40.5 inches high, and in near mint condition and practically untouched. The original dial is excellent for a ST dial this old, a few small flakes, hardly worth mentioning. This model has a 15 day time only movement that is running real well. Excellent original clock. Ly-Seth Thomas, 2004 Edition, page 320. Currently bringing $2000 and up.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas wall clock, “Umbria”, ca 1909. 40.5 inches case was made of old oak and is retaining its original finish with the exception of routine polishing. The right hand corner of the lower door is darker than other parts and I suspect hung over a coal burning fireplace or a coal oil lamp. Not bad and can probably be cleaned with diligence. Top piece, finial, bottom trim, all original and intact. For a Seth Thomas dial this one is pretty good, the paint is tight and one can find a couple of spots where some judicious touch up was done. The movement is the big No. 40, 15 day, time only, running great. Someone has removed the Geneva stops so it would probably run 40 days on a full wind. The original brass beat scale and full label are inside on the bottom. It also has the original stick and bob, both in excellent condition. Ly-Seth Thomas No. 474.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Umbria”, hanging clock, ca 1909. Case of old oak, never cleaned or refinished. Oak has aged to the dark reddish color you seldom see. It is 40 1/2 inches high. 10 inch painted dial is original, has a seconds subsidiary dial. Old and correct hands, bob, and beat scale. The label in the base is suspect but better than having none. 15 day movement is a large double spring with Graham dead beat escape. A small hole in the side of the case but most all Umbria’s have the same hole. They were probably made that way at the factory as most of them were used to activate alarms in schools or other buildings. Ly-Seth Thomas No.474.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Umbria”, ca 1909. This clock has a 15 day, large double spring movement, like the movement in the “World” model, No.40. Time only, Graham dead beat escapement.The old oak case is 40 1/2 inches, superbly refinished some years back. There is a small piece of trim missing on the bottom, a piece about 1 inch long. There are 2 brass door locks, brass beat scale, brass pendulum. Very nice original dial with a seconds dial, never repainted. Ly-Seth Thomas No.474.
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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas, UMBRIA , oak cased wall clock, with restorations. The case has been refinished to a golden oak color; main bottom trim is missing (front gingerbread is there). This clock has the large 15 day double spring time only movement with seconds bit. The dial has some crazing, but is in remarkably good condition; original hands and pendulum intact. Estimate reflects condition. Height 38 1/2″
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