This antique Seth Thomas mantle clock features classic architecture with faux-marble columns, decorative metal claw feet, and an ornate brass dial face. The overall piece displays fine craftsmanship and classic vintage character, making it an excellent display item for a mantle, shelf, or tabletop. It also comes with a winding key that fits and functions properly with the mechanism, though please note that it is a replacement key rather than the original one that came with the clock. The back of the clock where the gears are has a replacement door. THIS IS NOT THE ORIGINAL BACKNG. This clock is in overall great condition with a strong, solid structure and […]

IT IS 5 3/4 IN DIAMETER AND IT’S IN EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITION WITH NO CRACKS OR CHIPS. THE BACK IS MARKED WITH SETH THOMAS DIV. OF GENERAL TIME CORP. STAMPED ALONG WITH THE PAPER LABEL THAT INDICATES THE NAME AND MODEL OF THE CLOCK. PLEASE DISREGARD THE WHITE SPOTS AND REFLECTIONS FROM OUR OVERHEAD LIGHTING. ANTIQUES ON THE AVENUE, WINTER PARK, FL.

19th-century antique Seth Thomas “Ogee” shelf clock. This piece features a striking mechanical, weight-driven brass movement housed in a gorgeous mahogany veneer S-curve case. The interior backing features a remarkably well-preserved original factory paper label reading. This firmly places the manufacturing date prior to 1865, when the town was officially renamed Thomaston following Seth Thomas’s passing. The weights and key are included but have been safely unhooked and packed separately to prevent transit damage. It has not been mechanically tested for timekeeping or striking functionality. To guarantee safe arrival, this clock will be packed using a professional. The heavy iron weights and key will be heavily wrapped and positioned completely.

Antique circa 1940 Seth Thomas Clock, in Black Phenolic Case, with brass covered bezel. Clock is 7 3/4 inches in diameter. Fine Working Brass Movement, dual spring. Serial number on reverse of case is R-20704, made by GE. Comes with winding key, in good working conditio.

Authentic vintage Seth Thomas U. Navy Mark I Deck Clock, dial dated 1940, made in the USA. This is an original U. Navy mechanical deck clock from the WWII era, manufactured by Seth Thomas. MARK I – DECK CLOCK. MADE BY SETH THOMAS IN U. ST / MADE IN U. The 5184 marking identifies the Seth Thomas movement type. The 10-42 marking is believed to indicate October 1942, likely related to the movement production or period service/replacement history. The clock is fully working and tested. The mechanical movement runs confidently and consistently, and the time-setting and winding functions operate properly. A correct-size brass winding key is included. Clock / front […]

Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds. Attractive maritime display piece with age-related wear and patina. Please see photos for condition.

Clock does wind fairly well, all parts move. Has been stored away for many years. Please review all photos for finer details & measurements.

Seth Thomas Antique Joker Carriage Clock Nickel Plate Brass W/Alarm Needs TLC. Listing an Antique Seth Thomas Carriage Clock Brass Case, Nickel Plated. It has been over wound, by the previous owner and not in working order. The case is in extra nice condition. Part of an old gum label is on the top. The nickel plating has been worn off the top of case and slightly worn all over. The handle is in good order as well as the door. The movement is very clean. Has both winding keys. There are no chips cracks or breaks on the glass. The case size is 5 x 3 1/2 x 7 […]

Seth Thomas Adamantine Mantle Clock 6-Pillar & Ornate Brass Accents Vintage. Working, it needs the time set. Clock mechanism in excellent condition. Has the original wind-up key. There is the Seth Thomas logo mark on the mechanism. Clock winds, ticks, chimes on the hour and half hour. It needs the correct time set. No clear date stamp. There is number on the clock plate of 890. All 6 pillars in great condition. Dimensions: Width 17″ x Depth 7″ x Height 11. Owning this Vintage Seth Thomas Mantel Clock is like owning a piece of living history, a reminder of the artistry and craftsmanship that once defined the world of horology. […]

Perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of maritime clock history, this piece reflects a bygone era of craftsmanship and seafaring tradition.