About the Seth Thomas “Dana” Clock
The Seth Thomas “Dana” clock is an exquisite mantle timepiece, distinguished by its wood case adorned with a mahogany Adamantine finish. Standing at 11 inches tall, this clock model boasts a solid plate 8-day movement identified as No. 89AL.
Notably, the “Dana” clock features a cathedral gong striking mechanism that adds an elegant touch to its functionality. In its original state, complete with all components, it continues to run smoothly despite a few minor imperfections – tiny chigger bites on the lower edges of the case. These minor blemishes do not detract from the overall quality and near-perfection of this collectible piece.
The “Dana” clock can be found detailed on Ly-Seth Thomas, Third Edition, page 442, providing a valuable reference for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Despite its minor flaws, this Seth Thomas masterpiece remains an attractive addition to any clock collection due to its classic design and exceptional craftsmanship.
Auction Records and Price History
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Seth Thomas mantle clock, “Dana” model in a wood case with a mahogany adamantine finish, stands 11 inches tall.
Solid plate 8 day movement No. 89AL, strikes a cathedral gong. All original, complete, and running. A few tiny chigger bites on lower edges keeps it from being near perfect. Ly-Seth Thomas, Third Edition, page 442.
Sold: $196 | Date: January, 2005 | Source: Horton’s Antique Clocks