A few examples of appraisal values for
SOUTHERN CLOCK COMPANY

• SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK CO. FASHION
  SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK CO. FASHION CLOCK, C. 1880 Seth Thomas Clock Co. (American 1853), for the Southern Calendar Clock Co. (American 1875-1899), Fashion shelf clock, last quarter 19th century, having a parcel gilt walnut case, curved cornice with three finials, supported by turned columns, the glass door with "Fashion" in gilt lettering, eight day movement, dial with Roman numerals and patent date of December 18. 1875 and inset seconds dial with patent date of April 16, 1878, and date aperture with Arabic numerals, perpetual day and month rolls, and patent date March 18, 1879, marked to the dials and paper label to the interior of case. Provenance: From the Collection of Bruce Cusmano, Metropolitan Artifacts, Atlanta, Georgia. Approximate dimensions: h. 32", w. 16", d. 5. 5".
• Fashion #3 Southern Calendar
  Fashion #3 Southern Calendar Clock Company Double Dial ca. Mid 1800's Appears to be all original perpetual 8 day time and strike painted dials with Roman numerals seconds dial with lower calendar glass door with gilt lettering arched case with three turned finials case in walnut.
• SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK CO.
  SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK CO. "FASHION" MODEL CLOCKlate 19th century, Seth Thomas Clock Co. (Thomaston, Connecticut) for Southern Calendar Clock Co. (St. Louis, Missouri), walnut case with shaped pediment and crest, three carved and turned urn finials, locking front door with brass hinges and mounts and two glass panels opening to dials and works, two 8-1/4 in. painted sheet metal dials, one with Roman numerals and marked "Fashion/Patented/Oct. 11th 1875", the other with Arabic numerals for days of the month, date aperture, and marked "Southern Calendar Clock Co./St. Louis, MO." and "Patented/July 4th 1876", with winder key Provenance: Private Georgia Collection Condition: in good condition overall, some scattered surface scratches and bumps to case, a few scattered chips and losses at edges, finials loose, works not closely examined, not tested for functionality
• Southern Clock Co Fashion No 2
  Southern Clock Co Fashion No 2 calendar clock, losses to upper dial, running , 30" h Estimate $1,200-1,600
• SETH THOMAS & SOUTHERN CALENDAR
  SETH THOMAS & SOUTHERN CALENDAR COMPANY FASHION CLOCK New Haven, Connecticut and St. Louis, Missouri, late 19th century, brass time and strike movement with pendulum, walnut case with arched glass-fronted door having "Fashion" across its center in gold lettering; within a printed dial with Dec. 28, 1875 patent date and inset seconds dial; below, a conforming date dial with day and month apertures plus a March 18, 1879 patent date; the interior has a Seth Thomas manufacturer's label.
• Southern Clock Co Fashion No 1
  Southern Clock Co Fashion No 1 calendar clock, running , 28 1/2" h Estimate $1,200-1,600
• KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN LINES WALL
  KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN LINES WALL CLOCKKansas City Southern Lines red yellow and black logo battery operated wall clock 8.5'' Diameter. Private collection Metamora Mi.
• SOUTHERN CALENDAR FASHION CLOCK
  SOUTHERN CALENDAR FASHION CLOCK American walnut fashion clock with double dial, one for time and sweeping secondhand, and the other calendar dial with day and month, made by Seth Thomas Clock Co. for Southern Calendar Clock Co., St. Louis, MO, late 19th century; 32"H 16"W 5.5"D; **** clocks and other mechanical items are not guaranteed to be in working order.
• Southern Classical Mahogany Shelf
  Southern Classical Mahogany Shelf Clock, South Carolina, mid 19th century, original wooden face flanked by split columns, 30-hour wooden works, interior with original paper label "Made and sold at Waterbury, York District, South Carolina, by T.E. & G.W. Suggs", with key and pendulum, 34 in.,
• South Carolina shelf clock,
  South Carolina shelf clock, original painted tin face and brass works, 30-hour weight driven key wind clock in rosewood veneer ogee case, original label "Southern Clock Company, Andersonville, S.C.", reverse painted lower panel, with pendulum and key, 25-1/2 x 15-1/2 x 4-1/2 in. Chips and separations to veneer, label with extensive losses, lacking weights. A South Carolina Private Collection
• Southern Calendar Clock Co. St.
  Southern Calendar Clock Co. St. Louis MO Fashion Clock Walnut case with original finish missing two tips. Original fashion glass. Original painted bottom metal dial. Top dial is an older replacement. 8 day time and strike calendar movement. Good clean label.Dimensions: Ht. 31''E
• SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES WALL
  SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES WALL CLOCKSouthern Pacific Lines electric wall clock train tracks with yellow sun rays in the background Southern Pacific Lines in white lettering with blue background 14'' radius electric plug plus battery. Private collection Metamora Mi.
• S.C. SPRING AND COMPANY SHELF CLOCK
  S.C. SPRING AND COMPANY SHELF CLOCK S.C. Spring and Company Bristol, Connecticut. Circa 1865. Rosewood case, paper dial, original reverse painted glass. 8-day brass strap time and strike movement.
• Southern Shelf Clock South
  Southern Shelf Clock South Carolina, mid 19th century, mahogany veneer, split columns with traces of original paint, wooden works, Eli Terry & Company, marketed by Huson & Company, Hamburg, South Carolina, original paper label, original face with gilt spandrels, with pendulum, key and brass escutcheon for hour, 34-1/2 in.
• SOUTHERN WALNUT TALL CASE CLOCK
  SOUTHERN WALNUT TALL CASE CLOCK Probably North Carolina, early 19th century, yellow pine secondary, metal painted face with second hand and date dial, with painted moon dial, dovetailed hood with broken arch pediment and applied carved plinth with urn finial, fully turned columns, hinged glass door and side panels, waist with upper cove molding, hinged waist door with shaped top and lipped edge, chamfered corners, straight feet, with scalloped skirt, and half moon ends, two weights, and pendulum.
• SOUTHERN CHERRY TALL CASE CLOCK,
  SOUTHERN CHERRY TALL CASE CLOCK, POSS. KYCherry Tall Case Clock with Southern case, possibly Kentucky. Cherry primary, poplar secondary woods. Bonnet with broken arch pediment and brass finials, painted arched dial with spandrels having fleur de lis motif and setting moon; brass 8-day works. Fluted quarter columns, line inlay on bonnet pediment, paneled door, and base. Base with bracket feet, underside signed in black script (illegible). 94" H (to tip of brass finial) x 18 1/4" W x 10 1/2" D. Early 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Bertha Cochran Wright, ex-Calumet Farm, Lexington, KY. Condition: Older refinish, bonnet with restoration and replacements, second hand missing, inlay lifting and missing in some areas, saddleboard possibly moved, modifcations of original brass works. Clock repair records on inside waist door.
• ANTIQUE SOUTHERN TALL CASE CLOCK
  ANTIQUE SOUTHERN TALL CASE CLOCK Late 19th century, painted wood face, with enhanced surface, signed "Seth Thomas Plymouth," wood works, with calendar and seconds dials, yellow pine case, hinged panel door, on a flush base, with pendulum and two weights.
• SOUTHERN FEDERAL TALL CASE CLOCK
  SOUTHERN FEDERAL TALL CASE CLOCK 19th century, yellow pine case, brass circular face marked Breakenrig, Edinburgh (John Breakenrig built clocks 1767-1800), hood with conforming hinged door and glazed side windows, hinged waist door with bread board ends and molded edge, the base with applied waist molding and bracket foot base, with two weights.
• Southern Federal Cherry Tall Case
  Southern Federal Cherry Tall Case Clock possibly Virginia, 19th century, arched pediment with applied bosses and carved "feathers", arched and wooden dial with wooden works, 86 x 18 x 10-1/2 in.,
• DOUBLE DIAL CALENDAR SHELF CLOCK
  DOUBLE DIAL CALENDAR SHELF CLOCK Southern Calendar Clock Co. labeled 20th century. Height 35.5 inches.
• SIMPLEX TIME RECORDER COMPANY CLOCK
  SIMPLEX TIME RECORDER COMPANY CLOCK Quarter sawn oak case and painted metal dial.
• FASHION SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK
  FASHION SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK Walnut case in old refinish. Original glass. Bottom dial. Top dial old reline. Eight day time and strike with calendar movement. Good label.
• Southern Federal inlaid walnut tall
  Southern Federal inlaid walnut tall case clock possibly Shenandoah Valley Virginia early 19th century swan's-neck pediment above astragal-shaped door ahead of painted dial flanked by turned columns above shaped waist door flanked by line-inlaid chamfered columns over paneled base with block feet. H90'' W18 1/2'' D11 1/4'' Provenance: Property of a Southern lady Columbia South Carolina.
• CINCINNATI TIME RECORDER COMPANY
  CINCINNATI TIME RECORDER COMPANY TIME CLOCKAmerican time clock, The Cincinnati Time Recorder Company, retailed by The Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Company, early 20th c., metal dial with Arabic numeral hour markers, time-and-strike movement, time card slot, approx 36"h, 15.75"w, 8"d **Provenance: The estate of Mr. Wesley and Mrs. Suzanne LaFever, Beverly Hills, California**
• Southern Federal tall case clock,
  Southern Federal tall case clock, gilt and painted wooden dial signed "A. Hopkins, Litchfield" (Asa Hopkins, Litchfield, Connecticut, circa 1810-1820), poplar case with tombstone door, dial Connecticut, case probably Eastern Tennessee or Southwestern Virginia, 19th century, 82 x 19 x 11 in. Period pendulum and weight present, sounding bell broken but present, case refinished with some sun fading, works probably original (case uprights extended 1 in.), hood door lacking glass, interior and back with later paint, dial surround with break and loss. The Estate of the Late James F. Newland, Bristol, Virginia.
• TWO SETH THOMAS SHIP'S CLOCK Seth
  TWO SETH THOMAS SHIP'S CLOCK Seth Thomas Clock Co. Thomaston Conn. early 20th century with springwound time-only trademarked movements. Case diameters: brass version 7.75; white brass version 6.25 inches.
• SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK: Walnut
  SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK: Walnut Fashion calendar clock with original painted dials, finials, and pendulum. Case with excellent original surface. Circa 1880. Approx. 31.5'' h x 16'' w x 5.25'' d. CONDITION: Currently not working.
• Seth Thomas brass ship's wall clock
  Seth Thomas brass ship's wall clock circa 1925 round case and dial with Arabic numerals. Dia.10 1/4'' Provenance: Aiken South Carolina collection. Lacking key unsure if it’s functional. Dial is screwed over mechanism so therefore we cannot see it; we do not guarrantee timepieces to run once they leave our gallery.
• Seth Thomas #2 regulator wall clock
  Seth Thomas #2 regulator wall clock first quarter 20th century oak veneered case with round upper part housing painted dial with Arabic chapter ring and sweep seconds concealing 8-day movement. H36'' W16'' D6'' Provenance: Aiken South Carolina collection. Does not work the case with scuffing and four separation cracks molding around dial. We don’t guarantee that clocks work once they leave the gallery.
• Seth Thomas two-door shelf clock,
  Seth Thomas two-door shelf clock, mahogany with ogee molded cornice above split column format, eight-day movement, brass works marked "S Thomas eagle ", original wooden face marked on back "Bowman(?)", doors with original Native American and with eagle transfer prints with painted backings, with pendulum, key and weights, American, mid 19th century, 33 x 19 x 6 in. Scattered veneer losses including capitals and base molding, wooden face with some retouch, holes on face enlarged, scattered chips and separations to veneer throughout. The Collection of Ella and Dennis Layne, Asheboro, North Carolina.
• SELF WINDING CLOCK COMPANY, NY
  SELF WINDING CLOCK COMPANY, NY Early 20th century. Mahogany with original finish.
• TWO AMERICAN SHIP'S CLOCKS Seth
  TWO AMERICAN SHIP'S CLOCKS Seth Thomas Clock Co. early 20th century both springwound time & bell-strike one with exposed bell.
• TIMBY WALNUT "SOLAR TIMEPIECE" OR
  TIMBY WALNUT "SOLAR TIMEPIECE" OR GLOBE CLOCK, SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK, C. 1865, Saratoga Springs, New York, c. 1865, Scroll-top case with central turned finial, printed paper Arabic numeral hour dial encircling the 6-in. twelve-gore printed globe marked on the maker's boss, "Joslin's Six Inch Terrestrial Globe, Containing the Latest Discoveries, Gillman Joslin, Boston 1860," in a brass yoke with North Pole facing front, lower printed paper minute dial with Arabic numerals behind a hinged and glazed door, eight-day time-only movement with balance wheel escapement
• A late 19th/early 20th Century
  A late 19th/early 20th Century mahogany longcase clock of ''North Country'' design the 13ins brass dial with silvered chapter ring and subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell contained in mahogany case with moulded scroll pediment and turned and fluted pillars to hood 80ins high Provenance : Bought by vendor's parents at Harrods in 1910
• Seth Thomas electric slave time
  Seth Thomas electric slave time clock, birch case, 13" dial, 16 1/4" sq Estimate $100-200
• CANDLESTICK CLOCK UNDER GLASS
  CANDLESTICK CLOCK UNDER GLASS DOME Seth Thomas Sons & Co. Thomaston Conn. and New York c. 1876 having a springwound 8-day time & bell-strike round movement centered over a circular ebonized wood plinth with glass dome. Height 13.75 inches.