Sound Opening on Bottom. Would make a great gift or keep for yourself. A nice looking patinaed brass lacquer look case on this clock. Would guess the clock dates to just before the WWII period. Has no markings on the back of the case. An uncommon feature with this clock is the sound venting on the bottom of the case. An uncommon, but ingenious feature to allow the strike of the clock to be heard over a larger area. The bezel (door) is attached to the rest of the case. Flat glass in the bezel is intact. Just some minor surface scratching to the glass, no cracks or blistering. The […]

This clock has some dings and dents on the brass door, please see all photos. The clock measures 6 1/4 inches in diameter. This item will be insured and will require a signature upon arrival. Pictures are of actual item you will receive. See pictures for a better idea of condition and contents included. Feel free to ask any questions. We deal mostly with vintage and used items.

This vintage original clock by Seth Thomas features a traditional design reminiscent of maritime nautical antiques.

In great condition and working. Chimes on 5 bells, NOT rods.

Excellent antique Seth Thomas clock with scarce! /2 hour bell strike keeping perfect time and recently serviced.

With its origins in the US Navy, this clock is not only a functional timepiece but also a piece of maritime heritage, complete with the original keys that accompany it. Crafted by the renowned maker Seth Thomas, this clock is an antique original dating back to the pivotal month of November 1870, as indicated by its patent number. It stands as a testament to the craftsmanship and enduring design of a bygone era, making it a prized addition to any collection of maritime antiques or clocks.

Attached to the wood board for wall hanging. Clock is 5,25 diameter. Clock is in working condition. Used, but very good original condition. See all pictures for details.

Although it does not come with a key, this unique and collectible item is sure to hold a special place in any maritime enthusiast’s collection. Its craftsmanship and origin make it a valuable and sought-after piece for those interested in maritime antiques. The middle second clock has a 1878 date.. Nice piece of history.

The silvered dial measures 6 inches, and there are two hammers which strike the bell. The clock does work and a key will be provided.

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.