The clock has some scratches on its face that can be seen in the pictures. It has a great patina and has not been cleaned. I was able to get this clock running and it has ran nonstop for the past 24 hours. Not sure how well it holds time. The bell tries to work, and makes a noise perhaps it needs some cleaning and love, not sure. Comes with the key.

Antique Circa 1890 – 1910 C&G Co Bell Top Mantle Alarm Clock – UNUSUAL – RUNS. Operating condition – Tested – I have many clocks to test and limited time to do so, This clock wound nicely it runs ticks, and keeps good time, i’ve ran it for over a day. I would suggest an oiling at least for the movement because who knows if it have ever been done in the last 130ish years. Alarm functions as intended when tested – This clock will MAY a oiling / cleaning / service for long term proper operation and with the condition its in is certainly deserving of that. Features – […]

Crafted by the renowned maker Seth Thomas, this clock is a must-have for any maritime enthusiast. Its functionality is top-notch, ensuring accurate timekeeping for years to come. This piece is perfect for display or use, and is sure to be a conversation starter. Clock are running and keeping good time. Mechanism is very clean. Body is in good condition. No marks, no scratches, glass is perfect. After polishing would be like new. Clock bell 2 times every hour and half an hour. You can regulate speed of the clocks as you can make it silent. Please ask any questions.

Stands 9″ high x 10 1/2″ wide x 3 deep. (includes stand) Polished Brass on a wood stand. In working order, strikes appropriately and keeping good time. Marked by the maker (see pictures) Marked German Movement (picture 11) There is brown tarnish on the back and on the base of the stand (pictures 13,14,15) and handwriting on the base (picture 12) Comes with key.

This original vintage piece from Seth Thomas is a unique and collectible item that not only winds up and strikes the bell, but also works great. It is a true testament to the quality craftsmanship and historical significance of maritime clockmaking. It is 7″ in diameter and stands 4″ tall.

Date on the movement is 1921, so it was made sometime after that. I see “11-35″ scratched into the case. It has a 6 silvered dial. Cosmetically it’s nice. I see that one of the rear feet is cracked and there are some spots on the bezel, but overall it’s nice and shows age but not abuse. Mechanically the clock is mostly untested. It was wound and ran here and when the hands were cycled, it chimed. The movement appears to be pretty clean, but the last service is unknown so expect some adjustments there too. This is a great clock in nice condition and it’s priced to sell so […]

Crafted in brass, this clock is a stunning piece that will transport you back to the Spanish American War. The clock and bell are made in the United States and are an original antique piece, perfect for collectors and history buffs alike. The clock features a unique design that is both functional and beautiful, with intricate detailing that add to its charm. The bell is equally impressive, with a clear and loud tone that will signal any incoming vessel. This is a must-have for any maritime collection, and is sure to be a conversation starter. ATTACHED TO A WOOD PLAQUE. NO KEY BUT BELL WORKS. DIMENSIONS: 15″ x 10″ x […]

One day run time. Has been serviced and several bushings replaced. Case has a few dings but overall very presentable for it’s age. Complete with key, ready to mount.

7 diameter with second hand movement. Nice Seth Thomas dual wind maritime clock. This clock has no chime or bells. Marked with the makers name on the face but I can find no obvious makers mark on the brass movement itself. In very good running condition with age related wear. G lass faceplate is actually plexi so this may have been replaced. Measures 7″ in diameter by 3 1/2″ high. Clock face is 5 1/2 in diameter.