Description

Seth Thomas Clock Co. “Column Large”, ca. 1865. Perhaps the most common triple decker clock model; 32 inches with rosewood veneer and three period glasses with the original tablets. Both tablets have been only lightly touched up; the column capitals and plinths have been repainted, as have the columns. The painted dial is clean, faded, and probably not original; the hands are period and correct. The ST lyre movement is signed Plymouth Hollow; it wants to run but stops after a minute or two. It will strike on the wire gong. There are two period weights and a partial label from Thomaston. The original tablets here make this clock worthy of collection; the case could use a bit of polish. $175–$250.

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