Crafted from beautiful mahogany wood, this rectangular clock features a stunning column and cornice design, as well as an analog display type. Its intricate design and finish make it a perfect addition to any room, and its collectible value is undeniable.

This vintage Seth Thomas desk clock is a patriotic addition to any collection. The clock features an American flag design and is powered by electricity. It has an analog display type and includes an alarm feature. This antique clock is from the Victorian era and has a metal frame with a plastic material. It is a great piece for any antique enthusiast or to add a patriotic history piece to your collection.

Seth Thomas Mantel Clock. Clocks minute hand broke when I tried to move it. I put a pendulum on and it was going strong for a bit, so I wanted to test the chime and the above mentioned happened, so it is basically frozen. It winds up fine for clock and chime and I was shocked when that happened with the minute hand because since it was going strong for 5 minutes, I figured everything worked. I’ll throw in the pendulum bob I found for it, but I don’t have a key except my universal, so no key present.

It is in bad shape, but. Two tone, has been cleaned. And has a very nice case. Lever set, works well. Hopefully by then the pocket watch will be in running order.

This was from a Chime #102 wall clock. All 3 mainsprings felt good. Please view all 18 photos for measurements and condition.

Please see all photos on the listing as what you see is exactly what you’ll get.

Crafted in the 1800s, it is a beautiful and unique piece that will add a touch of elegance to any mantle or display. Horse is still in great condition.

Gongs on the hour and chimes on every half hour This is an antique Seth Thomas clock mantel clock that is in good condition for age. It is set in a red marble like material called and Adamantine Dimensions 16.5 x 12 x 7.5 Original sticker on the back of the clock with information on its origin and specifications this is worn off some of it is readable.

The “Adamantine” finish, which is a patented laminate finish from the late 1800’s, is in good shape for its age. This great looking clock was made by the Seth Thomas Clock Co. USA in the very early 1900’s, right around 1908.