Vintage Seth Thomas Corsair in original box. Comes with original box, paperwork, key. This clock appears unused and is running and functioning properly.

Made in the United States by the renowned maker Seth Thomas, this antique original clock was once used by the US Navy. Perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of maritime antiques, this clock is a unique and timeless piece that pays homage to the rich maritime heritage of the United States.

Envision this clock as a conversation starter in your home office, its gleaming brass finish catching the light as you work. Admire how the classic nautical design adds a touch of seafaring history to any space. Appreciate the craftsmanship of the dial, each numeral a testament to enduring quality, ready to inspire a sense of adventure. Imagine this timepiece displayed prominently on a bookshelf in your living room, seamlessly complementing your coastal decor or adding a touch of whimsy to your study.

Despite not having a key and being untested, this clock would make a unique and historically significant addition to any collection of maritime antiques. Small hand tip is broken off. Hands do move freely but untested other than that.

Nice nautical set in good working condition. Note, clock back is missing the small screws that hold it on if removed from board. We do our best to describe and inspect everything, but with the range and volume of items we handle, errors can happen. If we get something wrong, we are always happy to work with buyers to fix it.

Attached to the wood board for wall hanging. Clock is 5,25 diameter. Clock is in working condition. Used, but very good original condition. See all pictures for details.

The case is in very good condition, but the clock is not working. It’s not overwhelmed because I can still wind it, but it’s just not working.

Made in the United States by the renowned maker Seth Thomas, this clock features a brass and wood construction that exudes a sense of nostalgia and authenticity. The clock mechanism was changed in 2020, the clock is non functioning now.

Although it does not come with a key, this unique and collectible item is sure to hold a special place in any maritime enthusiast’s collection. Its craftsmanship and origin make it a valuable and sought-after piece for those interested in maritime antiques. The middle second clock has a 1878 date.. Nice piece of history.

The silvered dial measures 6 inches, and there are two hammers which strike the bell. The clock does work and a key will be provided.