About the Seth Thomas “Console” Clock
The Seth Thomas “Console” shelf clock is a distinguished timepiece that showcases the craftsmanship and quality synonymous with the renowned American clockmaker. As indicated by the label affixed to its base, this clock was produced in Thomaston, Connecticut, and bears the signature of the esteemed Seth Thomas brand.
The clock’s case is crafted from beautiful walnut, with metal numerals and dial rings adding a touch of elegance to the wooden structure. The originality of this piece is evident, as it features chimes on two rods that operate smoothly, as if newly installed. A full set of instructions, found on the back door, provides additional insight into the care and operation of this classic timepiece.
This Seth Thomas “Console” clock represents a division of the General Time Inst. Corp., further attesting to its pedigree within the world of fine collectible clocks. With its well-preserved condition and original components, it serves as an excellent example of the enduring quality and timeless design that have made Seth Thomas clocks a cherished part of many collections.
Auction Records and Price History
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Seth Thomas “Console” shelf clock
Seth Thomas “Console, Made Thomaston, Conn”. per label on the base. Full label of instructions on the back door. Beautiful walnut case, metal numerals and dial rings on wood. A division of General Time Inst. Corp. Chimes on two rods, running, like new, all original.
Sold: $118 | Date: July, 2002 | Source: Horton’s Antique Clocks