Very heavy brass clock.

CIRCA 1940s SETH THOMAS 115 VOLT ELECTRIC 15 DIAMETER CHROMED METAL CASED SCHOOL / OFFICE /BUSINESS WALL CLOCK W/ BUBBLE GLASS. This is a good working wall clock. We do not know if it keeps perfect time, as it is untested. Wear and any other aberrations consistent with age and use. Please see all photos as they are part of the description. BECAUSE OF GLASS, THIS CLOCK WILL BE CAREFULLY DOUBLEBOXED FOR SAFETY.

This Seth Thomas Mark I deck clock is a rare find for any collector of maritime memorabilia. Made in the United States during World War II, this clock was designed with a bakelite exterior and is believed to have been carried on a US Navy vessel. Its precise design and functionality make it a valuable addition to any maritime clock collection. The clock is made by Seth Thomas, a renowned maker of marine clocks. This deck clock is a true piece of history and a must-have for any enthusiast of maritime artifacts.

This antique Waterbury Crystal Gilt Bronze Strike Regulator Clock is a stunning piece with a Victorian style. It features a brass frame with intricate engravings and a combination of Arabic and Roman numerals on the clock face. The clock is powered by a spring key wound mechanism and has a gong chime sequence. This mechanical clock is an original piece from 1878, made in the United States, and comes with features such as an 8-day movement. The elegant gold finish and crystal design make it a beautiful addition to any room. High 10″, width 6.5″, depth 5.5. Weight 6 Lbs 10 Oz. The clock strikes on the half hour and […]

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This antique wall clock by Seth Thomas is a stunning addition to any room. Its brown color and wooden frame give it a rustic, yet elegant look. The clock features a classic design with wood and glass accents that add to its charm. Perfect for collectors or those who appreciate antique decor, this clock is a great way to add a touch of history to any space. Its brand, Seth Thomas, is known for producing high-quality clocks that stand the test of time. This wall clock is a perfect example of their expertise and craftsmanship.

This antique wall clock by Seth Thomas is a stunning addition to any room. Its brown color and wooden frame give it a rustic, yet elegant look. The clock features a classic design with wood and glass accents that add to its charm. Perfect for collectors or those who appreciate antique decor, this clock is a great way to add a touch of history to any space. Its brand, Seth Thomas, is known for producing high-quality clocks that stand the test of time. This wall clock is a perfect example of their expertise and craftsmanship. No badge at bottom of clock.

Seth Thomas 8 Day Clock. Winds up and ticks, still works. Alarm set works and bell works, sounds old timey.

Double Spring, Runs 7-5/8 Bezel. Would make a great gift for a special occasion, or keep it for yourself! Nice looking wall clock here. Made by the Seth Thomas Company in the USA. This is not the smaller 4 case model. This is the larger 7-5/8 case model. Would guess from design that the clock was made prior to WWII. The clock is most likely a 16 day mechanical brass movement with the two spring winds. No strike or chime here with this clock. Nice black colored composite case here. The numbering and minute marking are done in black on the antique white background face. The hands match and look […]

The clock works as it should and keeps accurate time. The clock has scuffs and scrapes and patina indicative of its age. There are also traces of red paint on the housing. The face of the clock has the following words and numbers on it; Mark I – Boat Clock US Navy, N 20645, 1942 Made by Seth Thomas in U. The clock key is also included. The following words and numbers are inscribed on the key; West-Germany HR752 280.