With Key Not working wound tight.

The clock is currently not working. The vintage Seth Thomas US Maritime Commission clock from 1944 is a rare and valuable piece of maritime history. The clock’s originality and connection to the US Maritime Commission make it a sought-after collectible for enthusiasts of maritime memorabilia and antique timepieces.

The Vintage Seth Thomas Wind Up Antique Wood Mantel Clock is a classic piece of Americana, handmade and hand-carved in the United States. This rectangular clock features a mahogany finish, brass accents, and glass display, all complemented by the intricate arabic numerals on the dial. With its charming design and wind-up mechanical movement, this antique clock adds a touch of elegance to any room in your home. The Seth Thomas brand ensures quality and authenticity, making this clock a unique and timeless piece for any collector or vintage enthusiast. The clock works great and is in good condition. Comes with manual and key. Please look at pictures for condition.

This Seth Thomas mantle clock is a antique piece that will add a touch of vintage charm to any room. Crafted from beautiful wood, this clock features four pillars with art deco type design and lions guarding the sides. The clock is a mechanical movement type and was manufactured in the United States about in 1900 at the turn of the century. This beautiful mantle clock is perfect for collectors of decorative items, mechanical clocks, and antique furniture. The clock’s intricate design and vintage style make it an excellent addition to any mantel or shelf. It is an ideal conversation piece and will surely impress anyone who sees it. The […]

This is a rare antique Seth Thomas No. 295 mantel clock, dating from the late 1800s to early 1900s. It features a beautifully carved wooden case with ornate brass details, lion paw feet, and classical column elements. The original mechanical movement is marked Made in U. America and includes both the pendulum and bell/gong chime. Condition: Complete and all-original, but not currently running. The partial model label remains on the inside. This clock is a fantastic display piece as-is, or an excellent candidate for restoration.

A timeless Seth Thomas banjo wall clock, a beautiful piece of functional art for any home. This clock features a classic banjo shape, complemented by a rich wood case and brass accents. The clock face is easy to read, making it both practical and aesthetically pleasing. Ideal for adding a touch of vintage charm to a living room, study, or hallway.

The clock is in nice condition with no major issues. It appears that it had a dedication plate on the stand, just below the clock. It could be color matched pretty easily, but it’s not noticeable enough to worry about. Mechanically the clock is mostly untested. It was wound and ticked while it was being listed. When the hands were cycled it chimed. This is a nice heavy clock issued by Seth Thomas and it’s priced to sell so don’t miss it!

Chimes can be one or off. Original brown wooden base.

The Vintage Seth Thomas Seaside Running Clock & Barometer Model #1064 is a unique piece that combines the functionality of a clock and barometer in one. Its vintage design adds a touch of history and charm to any wall, making it a valuable addition to any maritime or antique collection. Wood wall mount does show scratches, chips, etc. You can also see where an existing name plate was removed. Look at all pictures before purchasing.

This Vintage Seth Thomas Wind Up vintage Wood Mantel Clock with Key is a charming and authentic piece of machinery, crafted in the United States. THE MECHANICAL PARTS WERE MADE IN GERMANY. The clock features a square shape with a mahogany finish, a mechanical movement with a Westminster chime sequence, and ROMAN numerals for display. The antique clock is a unique addition to any room, perfect for collectors of decorative items. The clock is powered by winding the key and is adorned with brass and glass details, making it a timeless and nostalgic piece for any desk, mantel, or shelf. This was presented to my uncle when he retired from […]