Seth Thomas Hudson - Inlaid Mahogany (Sold)
Item ID: 1241 - This is a ca. 1909 Seth Thomas "Hudson" Wall Clock. The 18 1/2" square case is solid mahogany with contrasting inlays. The original finish is in very fine condition. The 14" dial has minor restoration. The hands are original. The large double spring movement with Graham deadbeat escapement runs for 30 days. The clock in mint condition in every way and keeps excellent time. Please view the photos for additional information and email me if you have questions.
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Seth Thomas Office Calendar No. 11 (Sold)
Item ID: 1438 - Ca 1883, Seth Thomas Office Calendar No. 11. The 68 1/2" tall oak case with Circassian walnut veneer accents is superb. The dial surround in pierced and exquisitely carved. The case has been refinished. The 14" dials were repainted by The Dial House. The brass pendulum bob is damascened. The photos tell the whole story. The Best!! The clock is in fine running condition. Email me if you have questions
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Seth Thomas Office No. 1 Calendar Clock - Early (Sold)
Item ID: 1411 - Ca. 1874 Seth Thomas Office Calendar No. 1. This clock has the early double ogee design in the contour of the door. The 41 1/2" tall mahogany case has been restored. The panel between the dials has a beautiful still life painting. The door lock is original and functional.. The 12" time and 14" calendar dials have been expertly repainted by The Dial House. The hands are all original. The weight driven 8 day movement has the original weight and pendulum. The calendar with original rollers is operating correctly. Email me if you have questions.
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Seth Thomas Self Winding No. 1 - Oak (Sold)
Item ID: 1199 - This is a ca. 1924 Seth Thomas Self Winding No.1 Wall Clock. The 19" square case is solid oak. The finish is in very fine condition. The 14" dial is excellent. The minute hand may be replaced. The No. 86 AF movement with Graham deadbeat escapement is weight driven and electrically rewound every 4 minutes. One 6 volt lantern battery will run the clock for more than 1 year. The movement also has maintaining power to drive the clock during winding. The clock in mint condition in every way and keeps excellent time. Please view the high resolution photos for additioinal information and email me if you have questions.
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Waltham Clock Company Gold Front Presentation Banjo Clock (Sold)
Item ID: 1372 - Ca. 1916 Waltham Clock Company Gold Front Presentation Banjo Clock. This is an early Waltham banjo in excellent condition. The gilding is superb for it's age. The reverse painted glasses are mint. The finial is mint. The hands are mint. The dial is an older repaint in fine condition. The dial mounting screw holes were evidently stripped so plugs were installed and the dial remounted. The lyre sidearms are mint. The signed movement is numbered 6317. The clock is in good running order. The pendulum tiedown block and screw are missing. Email me if you have questions.
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Waltham Crossbanded Banjo Clock (Sold)
Item ID: 1340 - This is a ca. 1925 Waltham Watch Company Crossbanded Banjo Clock. The clock is in superb original condition. This is one of the finest examples that I have seen. Every detail of this clock is mint. The eagle finial is correct and gorgeous. The dial is mint with only very tiny chips at the mounting screws. The hands are original. The case is mint with no repairs. The finish has fine patina. The Perry's Victory glasses are flawless and completely stable. The movement is signed Waltham Watch Company. The movement has been serviced and is in fine running condition. The clock is ready to hang and enjoy. Please view the photos carefully to appreciate the condition of this superb example. Email me if you have questions.
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Waltham Gold Front Presentation Banjo Clock (Sold)
Item ID: 1318 - This is a ca. 1930 Waltham Watch Company Gold Front Presentation Banjo Clock. The clock was retailed by Bigelow Kennard & Co., Inc as the dial is marked. The Boston State House glasses are gorgeous. They have been recently stabilized and the background touched up by Astrid Donnellan. Please view the photos carefully to appreciate the fine detail and delicate shading of the colors. The gilding is in good condition with minor loss on parts of the rope. The dial and hands are mint. The weight is a replacement. The movement is signed and numbered 9147. The clock is in good running order. Email me if you have questions.
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Waltham Harvard Banjo Clock (Sold)
Item ID: 1337 - This is a very rare and highly desireable, ca. 1928, Waltham “Harvard” Banjo Clock. The Harvard is one of the “specialty” banjo clocks made by the Waltham Watch Company. The other specialty clocks were the Abbott Lyre and the Curtis Girandole. The Harvard was made to commemorate Simon Willard’s work with Harvard University and is a copy of a clock given to Harvard by Willard. The clock is in superb original condition. The mahogany case with original finish is 42” tall. The glasses are in flawless original condition. The finial and carvings are perfect. The dial is mint. The hands are mint. The movement has been serviced and is in fine running condition. Please view the photos carefully for additional information and email me if you have questions.
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Waltham No. 35 Wall Clock (Sold)
Item ID: 1415 - This is a ca. 1910, Waltham Clock Company Wall Clock No. 35. The quarter sawn oak case is 42" tall. 19" wide and 6 1/2" deep. The finish is original and in good condition. The dial was repainted long ago. There is an arching mark on the dial from about 10:30 to the hands shafts. The hands are original. The movement is signed Waltham Clock Company with serial number 1304. The weight is a replacement. The pendulum is correct. Through the years most of the decoration has been polished off of the pendulum bob. An uncommon Waltham wall clock. Email me if you have questons.
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