I just repaired this beautiful Seth Thomas Adamantine mantel clock. The mahogany Adamantine finish is in excellent condition, and has not faded much, if at all. The 6 celluloid half-pillars are celluloid with metal bases and capitals. The paper dial has Arabic numerals. The movement is the popular and reliable No. 89C. The clock was made around 1905.
The case is 18 1/16 inches wide at the feet, and 11 1/32 inches tall. The dial’s minute track is 4 3/16 inches diameter, and the space minute hand is 2 1/8 inches long.
Repair job 6079. Partial overhaul. I polished the pivots of the time train only, installed 6 bushings. and tightened the time click rivet. The original mainsprings have the following dimensions:
Time: 3/4 inch wide and 0.0172 inch thick
Strike: 3/4 inch wide and 0.0163 inch thick.
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I found one
I have one like this, great shape have a certificate and keys would be willing to sell.
What size weight for this clock I have one just like it
That was one lucky customer that owned such a beautiful clock….
This clock belongs to one of my customers.
Cher,
I just noticed this…. did you sell this clock and where do I see pictures?
I am doing an estate sale I believe the person I am doing the sale for has this clock. I have pictures if anyone is interested It is beautiful!
No, never found one. ( L. Penland). How much would you ask for your clock? And… is it in the Mahogany finish?
Did you find one? I have one of the very same clock in excellent condition.
I have been looking for this very clock in mahogany. Can you help me find one?