L 29” W 9.5 H 4” 5.3lbs.

Beautiful Colonial style mantel Clock, made by Seth Thomas. 4 Jewels made in America. Working well, mechanical movement. Measurements: 8″ tall by 7.25″ long by 2.75 deep. Thank you for stopping by.

This antique Seth Thomas mantle clock is a stunning piece for any collector.

It’s in working condition. Strikes and counts the hour. Wear & tear on clock.

This vintage Seth Thomas wall clock is a must-have for any clock collector or vintage decor enthusiast. The clock is made by one of the most respected clock makers in the world and is sure to be a conversation piece in any room. The clock is a beautiful addition to any home or office and is sure to impress. The clock features a classic design and has been well-maintained over the years. With its unique style and timeless appeal, this Seth Thomas wall clock is sure to be a cherished treasure for years to come.

Seth Thomas Mantel Clock. Beautiful looking clock with a great sounding Gong, deep and rich. Clock works and keeps time and gongs perfectly. Has minor blemishes as all clocks this old have, but nothing major. There are 2 small pieces of corner trim missing right in the front, around midway to the face, look left and right. Please pinch and zoom in on all parts of the clock to see for yourself. One of the corner trims I found inside the clock, but didn’t want to put it back on without the other. May want to just use a same color correction pen to color both spots, probably won’t even […]

The “Adamantine” finish, which is a patented by Seth Thomas laminate finish from the late 1800’s, is in amazing shape for its age. We are a very small, family run enterprise. Ben handles all repairs in house.

This antique Seth Thomas Plymouth Triple Decker Weight Clock is a stunning piece that will add elegance to any room. This mantle clock is signed by Seth Thomas and is an original piece from the late 1800s.

Very nice Seth Thomas Mantle clock.

This antique Seth Thomas drop calendar wall clock is a beautiful piece of Victorian era decor. I did not attempt to test this. I tried to take pictures of the inside, so you could see which parts were here and if any were missing.