Description

Late 19th century Seth Thomas mantel clock featuring an Adamantine finished case, faux marble columns, ornate brass dial, and decorative metal feet. American made circa 1890 with original rear label and classic neoclassical styling. A handsome antique shelf or fireplace mantel clock with rich warm patina.

Working condition.

Seth Thomas was one of America’s most important and respected clock manufacturers, founded in Connecticut in the early 19th century. The company became internationally known for producing reliable, well-crafted mantel, shelf, and tower clocks during the Victorian era and helped establish the United States as a leader in industrial clockmaking. By the late 1800s, Seth Thomas clocks were found in homes, railway stations, schools, and public buildings across North America.

H: 12" L: 17" D: 8"