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The antique mid 1800s Seth Thomas ROSEWOOD triple OGEE Mantle clock is a vintage desk clock featuring a mechanical movement with Arabic numerals. Made of wood in a rich brown rosewood finish, this Victorian-era clock has a classic rectangular shape and a gong chime sequence. With features such as a pendulum, 30-hour and 8-day runs, and alarm capabilities, this original Seth Thomas clock from the United States is a stylish and functional addition to any room. Perfect for collectors or those looking to add a touch of history to their decor, this antique clock exudes old-world charm and craftsmanship.

Includes weights, pendulum, key. 25″ tall, 14 3/4″ wide at top, 4 1/2 deep.

In great shape for its age. Pictures are part of the description.

This item shows wear including scratches, discoloration, staining, yellowing to the dial, the dial may not be original, there is missing veneer, fogginess and discoloration to the front mirror, and there are signs of age and use; the clock has not been tested and we are unsure if it comes in working condition. The clock comes with weights and a brass pendulum; the clock may be missing parts. Please see pictures for more details.

Antique Seth Thomas Wall Clock, Plymouth Hollow, Conn.

Antique Seth Thomas Wall Clock.

This clock is circa 1830’s-40’s and is in very good condition, runs well and on time, only some very minor age marks which are hardly noticeable, the hand painted panel has one very minor chip in the paint and a small window at the bottom of the painted panel.

The inside paperwork states it was made in Plymouth Hollow, Conn. It also states it is “Warranted Good”.