1935 Seth Thomas Award Mantle Clock With Plaque Vintage Collectible. Collectible clock runs, missing parts from top some wood damage 14″ tall x 8″ wide x 3 1/4 deep walnut case German movement. We are committed to providing exceptional customer service, we will answer any questions you may have about our products as quickly as possible. We take care in taking photos to show condition, writing condition descriptions to best of our ability. If you feel we have missed something or your item arrives damaged from transit, please communicate with us and we will get it worked out to your satisfaction. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution.

Front silver trim and glass hatch opens from the side. Front Measures 7 inches in diameter and 4 inches thick. Back plate measures 7 inches in diameter. Made in the U. Three pre drilled holes already exist for mounting. Front face has two key turns for winding (keys included). Clock has been wound up but currently not working. Governor’s Antiques and Architectural Salvage has been in business for over 50 years. One of central Virginia’s best kept secrets, we are right outside of Richmond in Mechanicsville VA. We appreciate the opportunity to earn your business.

This beautiful antique mantel clock from Seth Thomas is a true gem for collectors. Crafted in Thuringia, Germany in the early 20th century, it features a stunning rectangular shape and a brown mahogany finish. The clock is powered by a battery and has a mechanical movement with an 8-day feature. The clock is engraved with the iconic Charmed franchise and comes with Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) autograph authentication. It weighs 10 lbs and has a size of 20 1/2 x 10 x 8 inches. The clock is perfect for any room and has a Westminster chime sequence.

It runs and strikes at the top of the hour counting off the hours. Has a 8 1/2 inch movement. Case showing average wear for a clock over 100 years old. Dial was replaced with a paper dial. Clock measures 21 1/2 inches tall, 14 1/4 inches wide. It was missing the bezel and glass. I will pack with plenty of insulation to insure safe transit. Clock is a bit large and heavy and will require a large box. Can’t make out the full date on the back, but can make out it is from the early 1900’s. Thanks for looking, please ask questions and see my other clock and […]

Seth Thomas clock, good condition, keeps good time. Battery wines clock, runs very smooth. Clock chimes on 1/2 Hr. I had it on our mantle for the last 6 months. In my opinion it’s a nice clock that keeps good time. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. Thank you for looking.

Has the original bob and is tested, it runs great without issue. The clock has run for days straight without stopping, runs like a dream and the chime and gong works great! I winded it near fully and the clock ran flawlessly the entire time until needing a new wind. Hard to find in this condition! Glass on the front is in good shape, has the back cover as well, missing the key. Clock runs and works as it should. The half hour bell and hour gong works and sounds great. This clock strikes on the half hour on a bell, the hours on a cathedral gong. See video for […]

This is fine Seth Thomas marked Seth on the dial that has excellent luster remaining It has been running and striking fine since purchasing and checking out in early spring and for those who don’t realize they go up to 8 strikes every half hour for a total 4 hour watch. The door/bezel is a twist off being more rare and the other in one of the pictures is a hinged bezel which is much easier. Very pleasant bell and they have a double hammer so they truly are neat and very collectable. Measures about 11″ tall x 7″ wide x 3 1/2 deep. All clocks come with a proper […]

THIS IS GIBSON CLOCK IT IS IN NON WORKING CONDITION ALSO NO KEY BUT VERY PRETTY BLACK CLOCK WITH VERY ORNATE FACE.

Onondaga Salvage Shipwreck Artifact by B. Just north of Watch Hill Reef, Rhode Island, rests the steel hulled freighter, Onondaga. The wreck is partially intact and rises 20′ off the gravel bottom. Never have seen a piece such as this. His artwork made from the Onondaga is considered RARE and is highly collectable when it is available which does not seem to happen often. This piece has a Seth Thomas Helmsman E537-014 mounted to base. So I assume at some point it has been converted from its original mechanical movement, perhaps? Still an overall stunning piece of art by an artist whose pieces rarely come to market.