There Is Barely A Mark On This Clock We’ll Taken Care Off. Clock Date Is April Of 1950. Has Opening Back Door Which Has Model Plate On It And Still Has Directions On Door.

See pics for condition. I’m not sure how to test this item but appears mechanic’s are intact for the most part and wear around exterior. Reach out with questions.

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

Very nice non-mirror version. Overall, a beautiful looking 160 year old clock with no work needed. 15 1/2″ tall, 9 1/2″ wide and 4 deep.

SETH THOMAS ADAMANTINE MANTEL CLOCK, UNLISTED NO. 2 WITH FULLY RESTORED 89C MOVEMENT. This clock features the patented Seth Thomas Adamantine finish. This is a celluloid finish that in the catalogs is described this way; “the finish is very durable and cannot be scratched or dented by any ordinary usage”. The clock has a fully and properly restored model 89 C movement, one of the many models of 89 movements that were the workhorses of the Seth Thomas line for over 60 years. 2 is shown in Ly’s Seth Thomas book on page 477 as item 1582. This clock strikes the hour on a coil gong and the half-hour on […]

Seth Thomas Vintage 8 Day Sharon Time Strike Steeple Mantel Shelf Clock w/ Key. Works, does not chime, one knob is missing.

Antique ART NOUVEAU Era SETH THOMAS MANTEL CLOCK. 8 day clock, Kaiser movement too. Works will strikes well too.. Comes with a pendulum and key.

Antique Seth Thomas 30-Hour Spring Clock, Desk Mantel or Shelf Clock. Up for sale, an antique clock, probably the turn of the century. Home shape rosewood clock with painted glass panel. Wear consistent with age. Measures approx 15″H x12″L x 5W. This would be a fabulous addition to your collection.

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 […]