Antique Seth Thomas Walnut Adamantine 8 Day Mantle Clock Early 1900’s. View My Other Items For Sale. Here is a very nice condition “Adamantine” finish 8 day time and strike mantle clock made by the Seth Thomas Clock Co. In Thomaston, Connecticut during the early 1900’s. This clock is in a walnut woodgrain or brown marble style Adamantine finish. The brass bezel and painted dial assembly is in very nice condition. This clock features a signed Seth Thomas #89 series movement, which is in good running condition, keeping time and striking properly, counting the hour, i. 1 gong at 1:00, 2 gongs at 2:00, etc. And announcing the half hour […]

Beautiful antique Seth Thomas clock, working, with key. Lovely soft ticking sound, chime on the hour. The Seth Thomas Adamantine Mantle Clock from the 1900s is a vintage antique piece with a mechanical movement and a rectangular shape. Made of wood with a brown color, this original clock features an 8-day timekeeping system and comes with a key for winding. Signed by the Seth Thomas brand, this unique piece is a timeless addition to any room, perfect for those who appreciate the craftsmanship and history of antique timepieces.

Crafted with the charm of yesteryear, this Ingraham Gingerbread Mantle Clock is a testament to the Edwardian era’s craftsmanship. With its rich walnut finish and classic Arabic numerals, this desk clock is a piece that exudes antique elegance. The clock stands at a proud 23 inches in height and stretches 15 inches wide, fitting seamlessly into any room, from the cozy kitchen to the formal study. The clock features a mechanical movement with a gong chime sequence, accompanied by a pendulum that adds to its nostalgic appeal. An 8-day alarm function ensures timely starts to your day. Recently serviced and working properly this clock is ready for the next 100 […]

Antique Ornate Brass Desk Alarm Clock Shaped Like a House the 1900’s. Seth Thomas was an American clockmaker and pioneer of mass production with his Seth Thomas Clock Company. A charming ornate clock by SETH THOMAS in the shape of a house with a tiled roof, circular dial with original hands and a 8-day movement. Signed, and initialed ST on clock face and on the movement. Width 3 3/4 (9.5 cm). Depth 3 3/8 (8.5 cm). Dial with toning and spots of foxing. Please look at pictures.

Up for sale is an antique Seth Thomas wall clock. Clock is currently running but I don’t have the key. Clock is in pretty good condition for its age. The hinge is a little loose but still works fine. Wood is in great condition. Happy to answer any questions.

Great pre-owned antique condition.

This clock is beautiful! I don’t know anything about clocks, but I did wind it up at several different areas, and it runs great!

Both wind up keys are working well. Glass is clear and intact. Face is not yellowing. Back is brass color and looks clean. All hands are intact and in good working condition. Color overall seems to fade from brass at the top to silver on the base.

This Seth Thomas brass mantle clock is a stunning piece of antique art nouveau decor from the early 1900s. With its unique round shape and beautiful Roman numeral display, it would be a perfect addition to any room in need of a vintage touch. This clock is wind-up powered and features an alarm function, making it both practical and charming. Crafted from brass and metal, this original piece weighs 4lbs 4.10oz and measures 3″ in length, 7″ at the base, and 9 in height. While the clock’s origin and franchise are unknown, its era and country of manufacture are confirmed to be the 1900s and the United States, respectively. Whether […]

Antique Seth Thomas Adamantine Mantle Clock Early 1900’s Serviced & Running. This is another nice condition “Adamantine” finish 8 day time and strike mantle clock made by the Seth Thomas Clock Co. In Thomaston, Connecticut during the earlier 1900’s (pre our involvement in WWI). This clock features the original signed Seth Thomas #89 series movement, which has been cleaned and serviced, and is in good running condition, keeping time and striking properly, counting the hour, i. 1 gong at 1:00, 2 gongs at 2:00, etc. On an antique cathedral gong, and announcing the half hour with a single toll. It is a quality movement that, if properly maintained, should last […]