May have scratches and scuffs. Will be packed with care. It needs to be winded! It chime will need to be set to the corrected to the right time!

Antique TWO COLUMN SETH THOMAS ADAMANTINE Black Mantle Clock WORKING EXCELLENT. Seth Thomas Adamantine Mantle or Shelf Clock. The georgeous wood case gives a fine Victorian feel with it’s faux marbling, two column front and wonderful dial that features arabic numerals. The clock has decorative feet and the columns have copper capitals and the lion heads on each side also have a copper sheen. All original with pendulum & key. The clock strikes the hours on a wire gong and the half-hour on a bell. It would be an excellent addition to any room! Please see my other auctions for more clocks. All items are from a non-smoking home. On […]

Antique Seth Thomas Amber Brown & Black Adamantine Mantle Clock Lions Heads. AS IS AS SHOWN – THE PICTURES SAY 1,000 WORDS. ALL ITEMS ARE TO BE CONSIDERED IN EXCELLENT USED CONDITION UNLESS NOTED OR SHOWN IN THE PICTURES. WE DO NOT MAKE THESE PRODUCTS. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, MESSAGE US… IT MAY TAKE SOME TIME TO GET BACK TO YOU. IF YOU DON’T HEAR BACK YOU CAN ALWAYS GOOGLE SEARCH WHILE YOU ARE WAITING.

This lovely 8 day Faux Marble Adamantine. Black Mantel Clock was manufactured by. The clock features a Signed Brass movement. The Brass movement has been professionally restored, and. Its a Happy running Clock! Wood case with Faux Marble Adamantine Trims. Cathedral Gong Strike on the hour. Nice sounding gong, listen to video. Bell Strike on the half hours. Large portion of original paper label remains on back of clock case. Original Paper label on Back of clock case. Fast and slow setting(near numeral 6 on the clock). Double ended Key, for winding and adjusting fast and slow setting. Approx 13 Inches tall. Approx 10 and 3/4 inches wide.

Up for sale is an antique Seth Thomas mantle shelf clock with a single column, black brass lion’s head, and Beethoven’s 9th Symphony chime sequence. This clock was manufactured in the Victorian era between 1837 to 1900 and features a mechanical movement that requires no power source. The clock is made of brass and has a black finish. The clock is in the category of decorative collectibles and falls under the sub-category of clocks for desk, mantle, and shelf. The clock has a 30-hour feature and is perfect for antique collectors. The clock has an analog display type and is styled in an antique manner. Clock works for a minute […]

This lovely 8 day Faux Marble Adamantine. Black Mantel Clock was manufactured by. The clock features a Signed Brass movement. The Brass movement has been restored, and. Its a Happy running Clock! Wood case with Faux Marble Adamantine Trims. Cathedral Gong Strike on the hour. Nice sounding gong, listen to video. Bell Strike on the half hours. Large portion of original paper label remains on back of clock case. Fast and slow setting(near numeral 6 on the clock). Double ended Key, for winding and adjusting fast and slow setting. Approx 13 Inches tall. Approx 10 and 3/4 inches wide. Please be sure to watch the video :!

A great looking Seth Thomas mantle clock, looks to be made from black slate or a type of black stone with faux marble highlights. The clock is 12″ H x 15 3/4″ wide x 6 1/2 deep. The clock is a heavy 27lbs.

Antique Seth Thomas Adamantine Mantle Clock 295 Black Green Marble w/ Key.

One pillar is broken, the glass is missing from the front face, and the original back is missing. See pictures for further details.

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 […]