First time posting here - I am hoping someone might be able to help me identify and date a clock I have found? I have been clearing my mum's house and found a wall clock on top of a wardrobe (!). it was covered in dust and partially disassembled. I have gathered the pieces together and to my surprise it looks like most of it is there. I have checked the movement and the strike mechanism is definitely working, whilst the hours/minutes mechanism doesn't seem to work.
Anyhow, the movement is marked S Thomas, Plymouth Cont, USA. No other labels, nothing on the dial (which is in a pretty bad state).
Is this actually a Seth Thomas movement, or a fake? Is so - can anyone identify the model and ideally a year of manufacture? All contributions gratefully received.
Photos attached.
Anyhow, the movement is marked S Thomas, Plymouth Cont, USA. No other labels, nothing on the dial (which is in a pretty bad state).
Is this actually a Seth Thomas movement, or a fake? Is so - can anyone identify the model and ideally a year of manufacture? All contributions gratefully received.
Photos attached.





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