This antique pendulum wall clock with a unique second hand is in very good condition and working. It has some ware from age and use but a minimal amount for being over 100 years old. The Seth Thomas movement is marked with an 80. After research, I think that this clock was made in the late 1800’s though I don’t see any markings on the back indicating the year it was made. It is 32″ tall, 16″ wide and almost 6 thick. The face is 12 in diameter and has a bit of ware on the bottom numbers from the hands, which are loose, that may have been rubbing. This […]

Looks to be all original, including the key and pendulum. One tiny veneer loss as shown. I think finish is adamintine? It’s very dark brown, almost black. The original felt pads on the feet have been poorly replaced.

This antique Seth Thomas mantle clock is a stunning piece that will add character to any room. The clock features a beautiful dome shape and is made of high-quality wood, brass, glass, and metal materials. It has a vintage look and feel, with an analog display and a mechanical movement that makes it run smoothly. The clock is signed by Seth Thomas stamp and has a pendulum/moving parts, wind-up, time and strike, and 8-day features. It measures 9 3/4″ in height and 5″ in width, making it the perfect size for any desk, mantle, or shelf. This original piece was manufactured in the United States in 1900 and is an […]

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.

This is a very nice example of an older Seth Thomas mantel/desk clock. The movement has been cleaned and lubricated and runs and keeps excellent time. The chimes need attention if you want them working. I have priced this item for sale with the chimes not working. I’m sure a qualified clock shop could make this totally operational with little effort. I did refinish the case as you can see in the photos. This is a really nice looking clock.

This is one of Seth Thomas early miniature Ogee clocks finished in rosewood. The clock is in great shape with only slight losses. It’s a pretty early clock and the condition is better than should be expected. This one uses Seth Thomas’ less seen round plate movement. The clock is mostly untested but it was wound and allowed to run as it was being listed. It ticked and when the hands were cycled it chimed. This is an early and rare clock and in great shape. It’s priced to sell so don’t miss it!

Vintage Antique Seth Thomas #102 Adamantine Mantel Clock. No further information about it. Included ONLY what is pictured.

Provenance Sheet: Seth Thomas Brass Maritime Clock. Seth Thomas Clock Company, Thomaston, Connecticut, USA. Solid Brass Case with Perforated Sound Cover. Unpolished, original patina preserved. (July 1939) stamped inside case. Mechanical, 8-day, dual mainspring (time + strike). Bulkhead or wall-mounted, typical of naval installations. Manufactured in July 1939, this clock predates the U. Entry into WWII and reflects Seth Thomas’s early naval production standards. This feature is consistent with pre-war naval clocks designed for both function and discretion. Original brass, unpolished with natural patina. Perforated brass side panel intact. Original winding key included. Functional; manually triggers chime, resets automatically. Preserving patina maintains historical integrity and collector value. Use dry microfiber […]

(Springfield StormOGuide)This exquisite timepiece strikes the hour and half-hour, marking up to eight bells. Both items have three mounting holes and the front glass unscrews for winding or cleaning. These are in excellent condition, with all functions operating perfectly. This clock and barometer have a rich history, having originally been on my grandfather’s sloop from 1929 to 1980, and then on my father’s Endeavour 36 from 1980 to 2000. They are currently displayed on a handmade mahogany stand built by my father, which is included.