This antique Seth Thomas banjo clock, model George Washington, is a rare find from the early 20th century. Its wooden frame and brass material give it a unique vintage look. The clock is shaped like a banjo and features a key character. The clock is a great addition to any collection of decorative collectibles and would make a beautiful wall piece. Its electrical power source makes it easy to use and the year it was manufactured, 1929, adds to its historical significance. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of history.

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It runs and strikes at the top of the hour counting off the hours. Has a 8 1/2 inch movement. Case showing average wear for a clock over 100 years old. Dial was replaced with a paper dial. Clock measures 21 1/2 inches tall, 14 1/4 inches wide. It was missing the bezel and glass. I will pack with plenty of insulation to insure safe transit. Clock is a bit large and heavy and will require a large box. Can’t make out the full date on the back, but can make out it is from the early 1900’s. Thanks for looking, please ask questions and see my other clock and […]

SETH THOMAS CRYSTAL TIME AND STRIKING REGULATOR KEY WOUND CLOCK, IN CARVED BRASS, BRONZE CASE, WITH PORCELAIN DIAL AND CARVED ANGEL BRASS PENDULUM. THE CLOCK WORKS AS WELL AS CHIMES STRIKE. THE CLOCK CHIME STRIKES EVERY HALF HOUR AND EVERY HOURS ON A COILED GONGS. TALL 10.5 inch. Widest point on bottom 7.8 inches. Deep 6.2 inches. The clock case has vintage condition and back glass door has 2 small holes damaged we showed on 2 last photo. BOTH SPRING WOUND GOOD. CLOCK COMING WITH ORIGINAL SETH THOMAS MECHANICAL KEY WINDING UP MOVEMENT # 47445 AND KEY & CARVED ANGEL BRASS PENDULUM # 47445 AND, BRASS, BRONZE CASE WITH FOUR […]

Seth Thomas Mantel Clock Vintage w/ 4606 8-Day Movement & Tambour Wooden Case This is a Seth Thomas mantel clock. It measures approximately 14″x4″x 8 1/2. Face is approximately 6″ diameter and is marked “Seth Thomas. Clock has a wooden case. Wood finish is in good cosmetic shape overall, with no chips or cracks, some scuffs/scratches due to normal use. The door on the back of the clock has paper instructions which references clocks equipped with No. 4300, 4500 and 4600 Series. 8-Day Pendulum Strike Movements in Tambour Cases. We do not know for sure whether this clock is one of these models. The movement is marked “4606” Tested working.

The clock is designed to resemble a boat and features intricate details that make it a unique piece. The clock is perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of antiques and maritime history. It is a great conversation starter and can be a valuable addition to any room. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this one-of-a-kind piece.

There are two cracks in the case see pictures. I do not know the running condition because I don’t have the key. Clock face cover appears to need new gasket because it comes off easily. Please see pictures for full item condition and details. Please take your time to study all the pictures as they are part of the item description. Please contact me if you need any information or pictures for this item.

US manufactured with German movement. Presently runs and keeps time but may require service. Key will be included.

The best way to confirm is seeing, the internal threaded rusty post, the turned cast brass top and thin spun brass bowels. I’ve seen these finials on the early Seth Thomas off center pendulum Pillar & Scroll clock, and Few later models. Those were first produced around the 1818 era. FOR THE FEW WHO HAVE A SETH THOMAS OFF CENTER PILLAR AND SCROLL CLOCK WITH REPLACEMENT FINIALS. THESE WILL AND ALOT OF VALUE TO YOUR RARE CLOCK. I’M LOOKING TO FIND ONE OF THESE RARE CLOCKS. IF I FIND ONE. I’D BE KEEPING THESE FINIALS.

The best way to confirm is seeing, the internal threaded rusty post, the turned cast brass top and thin spun brass bowels. I’ve seen these finials on the early Seth Thomas off center pendulum Pillar & Scroll clock, and Few later models. Those were first produced around the 1818 era.