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Seth Thomas “Patent Eight Day Clock”, ca. 1835. A 36.5-inch mahogany case with two doors, four half-columns, and a carved splat. The dial glass is early twentieth century, the lower glass modern with a repainted image and border. The wooden dial is clean, the hands appropriate and period. The wooden 8-day, time-and-strike movement is reluctant to run but will strike on the iron bell. There are two standard 8-day weights and a good label. Another beautiful Jeff Villet restoration. $400–$500.