This is a nice vintage antique Seth Thomas USA metal case alarm mantel / shelf clock. I think it has been overwound because the keys will not turn. If I move the clock from side to side it will start to tick. In decent condition as the pics show with some cosmetic wear and some dings to the metal and it comes exactly as shown. It measures 7″ x 3″ at the base and is 9 tall.

This Antique Seth Thomas 8 Day Mantle Clock features classic styling with a brown wood case, brass fittings, and glass panels. The mechanical movement with a pendulum and 8-day capacity adds to its charm as a decorative collectible piece from the United States. The clock is untested but retains its historical authenticity and craftsmanship, making it a sought-after addition for collectors of vintage timepieces. NOT SURE IF IT WORKS OR NOT. TRIED WINDING IT BUT THE FAR RIGHT SEEMS KIND OF LOOSE.

Very nice antique Seth Thomas mantel clock. I cleaned and polished the case and test ran the clock before listing. I have been collecting clocks most of my life and look to pass these off to a good home. Nice black adamantine finish, high polished finish. Eight-day time and strike with Cathedral gong. Comes with key and bob. Clock measures 16 x 7 x 11. All antiques will have normal wear due to age but maintain a very beautiful time piece.

Case shows some rubs dings and scratches. Dial also shows wear including rub marks and scratches. Please view all 24 photos for measurements and condition.

I used a key from another clock I own to wind it up and this clock seems to work as the pendulum moves and the minute and hour hands move. It also makes noise every hour. I don’t know much about it but seems to be in good condition.

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The antique Seth Thomas Adamantine mantle clock is a unique and charming piece with origins in the United States. Made of wood and metal, this original piece embodies the classic antique style. The brown color adds a touch of warmth to any space, making it a valuable addition to any collection of antiques. 17 1/2in wide; 11in high.

Here is a 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. The clock was recently cleaned and lubricated and it is in good running condition. The clock gongs at the 1/2 hour one time and at the hour the number of time. They are some minor dents and chips on the wood please look at the pictures. Unfortunately I do not have the key. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Antique Seth Thomas “Texel” Adamantine Mantel Clock 8-Day, Time + Bell and Gong Strike, Key-wind. It’s in working condition. Strikes the 1/2-hour one time and counts the hour. Measures: tall 10-3/4″, wide 16-1/4″, deep 6-3/4. Please see all photos for details. If you have any questions, please ask. Please check out my other items for sale!

This beautiful antique Seth Thomas City Series Cordova Mantel Clock features a classic design with a brown mahogany frame, adding a touch of elegance to any mantel or shelf. Known for its quality craftsmanship, this clock is a desirable collectible for clock enthusiasts and collectors of antique decorative pieces. The brand’s reputation for producing reliable timepieces combined with the clock’s stylish design makes it a valuable addition to any home decor. Has been reconditioned and present Condition is very good with normal signs of age and use. Tested for ticking, movement and deep audible strike within the half hour and hour. This will need to be professionally packed. See pics […]