Antique Seth Thomas Red Adamantine 8 Day Mantle Clock Early 1900’s RUNS! View My Other Items For Sale. Here is a very nice condition “Adamantine” finish 8 day time and strike mantle clock made by the Seth Thomas Clock Co. In Thomaston, Connecticut during the very early 1900’s. This clock is in a red woodgrain style Adamantine finish which may have been designed to simulate rosewood. The brass bezel and dial assembly is in very nice condition. This clock features the original signed Seth Thomas movement, which is in good running condition, keeping time and striking properly, counting the hour, i. 1 gong at 1:00, 2 gongs at 2:00, etc. […]

This wonderful vintage clock measures 17.50″ High x 9″ Widest x 4.25 Deep, and is in very good vintage condition, showing some nicks and scratches but looks great for over 100 years of age. This clock has been tested, does wind runs and keeps time. The clock comes with pendulum weight only, the rod and key are not included, but are easily accessible. DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS BEAUTIFUL VINTAGE COLLECTIBLE! ALL of my items are guaranteed to be authentic.

With its beautiful nickel finish, this clock is a true work of art. It’s a great addition to any maritime or antique collection. This clock is made by Seth Thomas, a renowned maker of antique clocks. This clock is in working order and would make a great addition to any home or office. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this beautiful and historic piece. The smaller black hand has some loose and this piece does not come with a key, some wear consistent with age use and storing.

Antique Seth Thomas Walnut Adamantine 8 Day Mantle Clock Early 1900’s. View My Other Items For Sale. Here is a very nice condition “Adamantine” finish 8 day time and strike mantle clock made by the Seth Thomas Clock Co. In Thomaston, Connecticut during the early 1900’s. This clock is in a walnut woodgrain or brown marble style Adamantine finish. The brass bezel and painted dial assembly is in very nice condition. This clock features a signed Seth Thomas #89 series movement, which is in good running condition, keeping time and striking properly, counting the hour, i. 1 gong at 1:00, 2 gongs at 2:00, etc. And announcing the half hour […]

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!

This is a nice example of of a marine clock made by the famous clock company, Seth Thomas. It is 5 1.2 in diameter. The dial is about 4 1/4 in daimeter. It has a finely made jeweled movement, equal in quality to the highly regarded Chelsea clocks. The clock has been running well.

Crafted with the charm of yesteryear, this Ingraham Gingerbread Mantle Clock is a testament to the Edwardian era’s craftsmanship. With its rich walnut finish and classic Arabic numerals, this desk clock is a piece that exudes antique elegance. The clock stands at a proud 23 inches in height and stretches 15 inches wide, fitting seamlessly into any room, from the cozy kitchen to the formal study. The clock features a mechanical movement with a gong chime sequence, accompanied by a pendulum that adds to its nostalgic appeal. An 8-day alarm function ensures timely starts to your day. Recently serviced and working properly this clock is ready for the next 100 […]

Early Seth Thomas Clock, Not Tested, For Repair or Parts (0129), Not Tested, For Repair or Parts. Measures 10 1/4″ Wide, 15 3/4″ High and 3 3/4 Deep. This is one of them. I do not have time to test and check them out. Please see our store. All items are described as best we can, please see pictures and ask any questions. If adding on please wait to pay. That is how we do business and we would be happy to earn your business.

The best way to confirm is seeing, the internal threaded rusty post, the turned cast brass top and thin spun brass bowels. I’ve seen these finials on the early Seth Thomas off center pendulum Pillar & Scroll clock, and Few later models. Those were first produced around the 1818 era. FOR THE FEW WHO HAVE A SETH THOMAS OFF CENTER PILLAR AND SCROLL CLOCK WITH REPLACEMENT FINIALS. THESE WILL AND ALOT OF VALUE TO YOUR RARE CLOCK. I’M LOOKING TO FIND ONE OF THESE RARE CLOCKS. IF I FIND ONE. I’D BE KEEPING THESE FINIALS.

The best way to confirm is seeing, the internal threaded rusty post, the turned cast brass top and thin spun brass bowels. I’ve seen these finials on the early Seth Thomas off center pendulum Pillar & Scroll clock, and Few later models. Those were first produced around the 1818 era.