Clock is NOT in working condition. Used, but very good condition. See all pictures for details. DO NOT DUPLICATE OR COPY!

185 NO GLASS ULTRA RARE ST S200.

Antique Seth Thomas Wood Gothic Cathedral Bell Chime Clock. 13.5 (Needs Oiled and Serviced). Condition Clock Winds Up And Runs For About 5 Minutes And Then The Pendulum Stops. Clock Strikes/chimes On The Hour And The Bell Rings On The Half Hour. The Mahogany Case Is In Good Antique Condition With Age Wear And Tiny Scratches. Please Review All Picture To See The Condition Of Clock And What Is Included In The Sale. Includes Key Hour Strike Movement And Half Hour Chime Movement. Wood Mahogany Cabinet Case with Shaded Marqueterie 5 Dial. 5.5 Brass Bezel. Height 13.5″, Width 8″, Depth 4.5. We sell clocks to professionals, hobbyists, or beginning collectors […]

This is part of a personal collection of antique clocks that were acquired over the years. No markings that I found on this 1 but by all indication probably a Seth Thomas. I didn’t get clocks to restore but some in collection were said to be working, not sure about this 1. Do know that looks intact but again no longer have keys and All clocks were put up along time back. Clock has 1 crack in one side of glass, nothing missing just a crack. Has couple nicks in front wood. Still has dust from storage. Screws in front door hinges were replaced (1/2 of them anyway) and although […]

This antique Seth Thomas Schoolhouse Regulator Wall Clock is a beautiful addition to any room. With a working 8-Day mechanical movement, this clock is a reliable timekeeper. It features a spring-driven power source and an analog display type. The clock is made of wood, with a brown color that adds warmth and charm to any decor. The model is a Schoolhouse Regulator, with a style that is truly antique. It is signed by Seth Thomas, a renowned brand in the clock-making industry. This clock is a unique and valuable collectible, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Measures 21 Inches High, 14 Inches wide. This comes with it’s adjustable pendulum, and […]

Manufactured by Seth Thomas of Thomaston, Connecticut in March of 1893, this is a very nice condition and fully operating example of their classic Black Mantel Clock series, produced in the late 1800’s with their newly adopted cabinet finish process using new materials called Marbeline and Adamantine (soon to both be collectively known as Adamantine), and later destined to become a focal trait sought by many collectors. Selected by it’s already being reference to a particularly hard type of stone and it’s use as a term defining great strength and durability, the name’Adamantine’ would now also refer to the process of essentially “heat-shrink-wrapping” the outer, finish surfaces of a wood […]