An elegant and authentic late-19th-century American shelf clock by Seth Thomas, from the highly regarded City Series, model Nashville. This classic mantel/shelf clock features a crisp Roman numeral dial, traditional pendulum movement, and a rich wood case that presents beautifully. The clock is key-wound and runs for 8 days, striking a single bell at the top of each hour, exactly as intended for this model. The sound is clear and pleasing without being overpowering-ideal for living spaces, offices, or studies. Authentic Seth Thomas City Series “Nashville”. Late 1800s American manufacture. 8-day key-wind mechanical movement. Strikes a bell at the top of each hour. Classic Roman numeral dial. Glass-front wooden case […]

This clock features a solid brass 8-day movement stamped. Thomas – Plymouth, Conn. A hallmark of authentic 19th-century American clockmaking. The clock has a paper Roman numeral dial with original hand-decorated corner details and a spiral steel gong strike, producing a classic deep chime. The wooden case retains its original black finish with contrasting inner molding. The lower glass reveals the original Victorian floral decorative paper backing, which shows age-appropriate wear and a small tear (see photos), consistent with an untouched antique piece. Type: Shelf Clock / Mantel Clock. Era: Late 19th Century (Pre-1900). Power Source: Mechanical (Wind-Up). Features: 8-Day Movement, Strike Gong. Country/Region of Manufacture: United States. This is […]

In excellent shape, works beautifully and keeps very good time.

Here is a recent estate find. This is a Rare Antique Working 1870’s Early American SETH THOMAS Victorian 8 Day OGEE’Time & Strike’ Mantel Shelf Clock, made by the Seth Thomas Clock Co. This has a Victorian Rectangular Mahogany Wood Case with Reverse Painted Glass Lower Tablet and Original Label Inside. 15 3/4″ Tall x 10 1/4″ Wide x 3 1/2 Deep. The Clock has a Brass Mechanical Wind-Up’Time & Strike’ 8 Day Lyre Movement in Good Working Order, Signed S. Thomas Plymouth Conn USA. The Dial is a Clean Professionally Restored Hand Painted Tin Dial with the Original S. The Clock is a Key Wind Clock and Includes a […]

This is a nice vintage antique Seth Thomas USA metal case alarm mantel / shelf clock. I think it has been overwound because the keys will not turn. If I move the clock from side to side it will start to tick. In decent condition as the pics show with some cosmetic wear and some dings to the metal and it comes exactly as shown. It measures 7″ x 3″ at the base and is 9 tall.

I used a key from another clock I own to wind it up and this clock seems to work as the pendulum moves and the minute and hour hands move. It also makes noise every hour. I don’t know much about it but seems to be in good condition.

Here is a 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. The clock was recently cleaned and lubricated and it is in good running condition. The clock gongs at the 1/2 hour one time and at the hour the number of time. They are some minor dents and chips on the wood please look at the pictures. Unfortunately I do not have the key. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Antique Seth Thomas City Series, 8 Day Chime Shelf Mantle Clock Working With Alarm. Very Nice Working Example of this Fine Clock. Made by Seth Thomas, Connecticut. 8 Day Chime Clock, With Alarm Feature. Comes with Pendulum and Key. Measures 23 Inches High, 15 Wide.

Antique Seth Thomas 30 Hour Shelf Clock 1800’s Small Ogee Style Works. Has some cosmetic wear. See photos for condition.

The Antique Seth Thomas Adamantine Shelf Mantel Clock is a vintage desk clock made of wood, featuring a classic antique style. Fully serviced and tested, this clock is a reliable and timeless decorative collectible for any space. The Seth Thomas brand ensures quality craftsmanship and a touch of history to your home or office. Perfect for display on a shelf, mantel, or desk, this clock adds a touch of elegance and charm to any room.