Seth Thomas Rodson antique Art Deco Wall Mantle Clock.

Elegant Seth Thomas antique clock from the 1930s, featuring iconic Art Deco design and craftsmanship. A rare collector’s piece, perfect for enhancing your home or office decor. Made in the USA, this mantle clock showcases timeless style and precision. Rare 1930s Art Deco design. Antique Seth Thomas brand. Made in the USA. Elegant wall or mantle clock. Collectible timepiece. Precision craftsmanship. Iconic home decor.

This Seth Thomas desk clock is a stunning piece of art deco design from the 1930s. With its sleek lines and elegant RODSON clock mechanism, it would make a wonderful addition to any collection of decorative collectibles. The brand is well-known for its quality and this clock is no exception, featuring a durable construction and reliable performance. Perfect for adding a touch of vintage charm to any room, this clock is a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

This vintage Seth Thomas clock is a rare find for antique collectors. With a beautiful Art Deco design, this rectangular clock is made of wood in a brown color. It has a quartz movement powered by electricity and features an analog display. The clock was manufactured in the early 20th century, and is a true vintage item. The brand is Seth Thomas and the model is Rodson. Measuring 9 inches in length, 6.75 inches in height, and 2.75 inches in width, this clock is a perfect addition to any collection. The clock is in working condition. There is some peeling to the lacquer over the wood on the sides mainly. […]

Seth Thomas antique 1930’s Wall Mantle RODSON Clock RARE. It’s in amazing condition for its age and works perfectly! Rare vintage Seth Thomas’Rodson’ model electric mantle/wall clock with walnut wood case, iconic bezel and reverse wall-hanging hook. This clock was made with the clean and simple lines of classic Art Deco styling in mind, and still maintains its original brown silk-wrapped cord and original label on the reverse. Time adjustment knob is on reverse of the clock. The Rodson was first introduced in 1938 and had a short production period ending in 1940. Case measures 6 ¾” tall, 9″ wide and 2 ¾ deep. This is a very rare find […]