Seth Thomas Antique Mantle Clock November 1893
Halesworth, Suffolk
£350
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- 10 days ago
Description
Seth Thomas Antique Mantle Clock November 1893
this is a fully working clock by Seth Thomas.
It has been cleaned and set back to original working order
By myself as I am an horologist (clock service & repairer )
The outer pattern on the wood is in very good condition for its age
and has been cleaned sympathetically to a high standard.
The clockworks have been cleaned and oiled and the chime reset.
The clock stands at 35cm high and 23cm wide with depth of 12 cm.
There is a slight warp to the bottom right veneer by the leg but is
Unnoticeable unless you run your finger along it.
This is great antique clock and has been kept in very good condition.
Seth Thomas was an American clock maker
This clock is dated on the base as November 1893.
This type of clock was known as a black (Adamantine finish) wood mantel clock.
A LITTLE HISTORY :
The Seth Thomas Clock Company was very prosperous into the 20th Century
and was considered the “Tiffany’s of Connecticut clock manufacture,
even by their competitors.
Between 1865 and 1879 they operated a subsidiary firm known as
Seth Thomas' Sons & Company that manufactured a higher-grade 15-day mantel clock
movement and during that period were major supporters of a New York sales outlet
known as the American Clock Company.
They also became a major manufacturer of tower and street clocks after 1872 and in
between 1915 were manufacturers of jewelled watches.
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