About the Seth Thomas “Tower Clock No. 14” Clock
The Seth Thomas “Tower Clock No. 14,” manufactured approximately in 1875, is a striking example of the renowned American clockmaker’s craftsmanship. This Tower Clock, identified by its model number 14, serves both as a timepiece and a strike clock.
In a well-preserved state, despite accumulating dust during storage, this clock was found to be operational in its previous owner’s basement. The set includes two sets of hands, one with motion works, an impressive large iron weight weighing approximately 100 pounds, various compound cable pulleys, the original pendulum assembly, and two cranks—one original and one replacement.
The Tower Clock No. 14 stands tall at 57 inches, making it a significant addition to any collection. Due to its size and delicate components, special crating and shipping arrangements are necessary for its transportation. This clock offers collectors an opportunity to own a piece of American horological history from the esteemed Seth Thomas company.
Auction Records and Price History
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C.1875, Seth Thomas, Tower Clock, No. 14 – Time and strike,
in very good condition. Although dusty, this clock was in running order in Cooperman’s basement. It comes with two sets of hands (one with motion works), one large iron weight weighing around 100 pounds; various compound cable pulleys, original pendulum assembly and 2 cranks (one original and one replacement). Special crating and shipping required. Height 57 inches
Sold: $5,500 | Date: 10/1/2001 | Source: R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts