This is a nice example of a popular Seth Thomas Clock Company model, ca. 1880. The burl walnut veneered case houses a spring-driven, eight-day time and strike movement that is stamped "S. Thomas/ Plymouth Conn./ USA."

This beautiful piece retains its original Geneva stop-work, which allows the mainspring to function within its optimum power range. The clock strikes the hour on a resonant coiled gong. The case retains most of its original finish, and the instruction label is in good condition. The original painted dial has a few small losses, but the surface is stable. Hands, glass, and case lock are original.

The movement is clean and is in excellent running order!