Seth Thomas Antique Ship's Clock

Seth Thomas antique clock auctions are some of the most popular on Mega Ministore, and most pieces tend to go rather quickly.

Known as America's oldest clockmaker, Seth Thomas was the official clock supplier for the US Navy for over a hundred years. This obviously unique tradition has created a bustling market for Seth Thomas antique clock items; decorators and collectors are generally well-served by dealers and regular sellers who happened to see a nice clock at an estate sale. Bought by both those who serve or have served in the Navy and by anyone looking for an elegant link to US naval tradition, Seth Thomas is a company whose very name inspires respect.

Watch these listings especially for the company's classic "ship's bell" style clock - when available, this subset of Seth Thomas antique clock sales attracts a lot of attention from buyers and bidders.

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Seth Thomas ship's clocks