This antique Seth Thomas mantle clock is a stunning piece that will add character to any room. The clock features a beautiful dome shape and is made of high-quality wood, brass, glass, and metal materials. It has a vintage look and feel, with an analog display and a mechanical movement that makes it run smoothly. The clock is signed by Seth Thomas stamp and has a pendulum/moving parts, wind-up, time and strike, and 8-day features. It measures 9 3/4″ in height and 5″ in width, making it the perfect size for any desk, mantle, or shelf. This original piece was manufactured in the United States in 1900 and is an […]

Crafted with a beautiful brass casing, this clock is a must-have for any collector or enthusiast. The clock is casing only and glass in perfect condition and will make a great addition to any space.

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.

Seth Thomas 113 chime clock movement for parts or restoration plus hands and key. Movement is very clean with good springs. 1 bottom mount screw included. Original hands and a two sided key. Small end of key appears cracked.

The Seth Thomas Vintage Waterfall Clock from the 1800s is a one-of-a-kind gravity run antique clock. The glass panel is handpainted and has been touched up since the original production, but otherwise is in great condition. Anson’s Antiques is a family-run, multigenerational store with 10+ years of experience. All products are listed to the best of our knowledge and ability. Thank you for helping our small business of curated treasures!

This antique Seth Thomas mantle clock is a stunning piece that will add character to any room. The clock features a beautiful dome shape and is made of high-quality wood, brass, glass, and metal materials. It has a vintage look and feel, with an analog display and a mechanical movement that makes it run smoothly. The clock is signed by Seth Thomas stamp and has a pendulum/moving parts, wind-up, time and strike, and 8-day features. It measures 9 3/4″ in height and 5″ in width, making it the perfect size for any desk, mantle, or shelf. This original piece was manufactured in the United States in 1900 and is an […]

This clock is a cathedral style with Sonora 4 bells chimes. It is a larger clock 11.5×7.5×14. The finish is the patented celluloid in a red tone with graining on 3 sides and top. The finish is still beautiful and over 100 years old. It plays the famous Sonora 4 bell Westminster chimes on the quarter, half, 3/4 and full hour. The clock face is 5″ diameter the silver finish is average, the brass bezel is 5.5″ and the beveled glass is 5.5 in non scratched condition. The clock keeps good time and strong tic toc.. The chimes will need a cleaning. I removed the chime for lubing and when […]

This is one of the oldest domestic wall clocks, manufactured by the American company SETH THOMAS in the late 1860s to 1870s (early Meiji period in Japan). It is a large wall clock of the OFFICE No. THOMAS THOMASTON CT engraved below it. Originally based in Plymouth Hollow, Connecticut, the town was renamed “Thomaston” in 1865 in honor of the company’s founder. This clock was therefore manufactured sometime after 1865 and into the 1870s. The dial has a 12-inch approx. 30 cm diameter, giving it a bold and impressive presence. The clock strikes the hour on the hour, chiming the number of hours. Considering it’s approximately 150 years old, the […]

Seth Thomas Westminter chime clock – very good sharp – working with key – Dimensions : 12×91/4×5 in.

This is a nice World War II era bakelite boat clock. I have not tried to wind it, but it appears to be in good condition. Someone at some point in its life spray-painted it. Other than that, it appears to be in good shape. Take a look at all the photos to see general condition and dimensions.