THIS IS THE "PUTNAM" MADE BY THE SETH THOMAS CLOCK CO. IN THOMASTON, CT, CIRCA 1902-1905. THE CASE IS MADE OF MAHOGANY VENEERS AND THE HAND CARVED COLUMNS, SPLAT AND FEET ARE SOLID MAHOGANY.

THE ORIGINAL 10" SQUARE PAINTED DIAL HAS ARABIC NUMERALS WITH A SCROLLED DESIGN IN THE CORNERS. THE DIAL HAS SOME DINGS AND CHIPPING BUT OVERALL IS IN PRETTY GOOD SHAPE.

THE ORIGINAL REVERSE PAINTED LOWER GLASS TABLET DEPICTS A THATCHED ROOF ON A HOUSE ALONG THE WATER. THERE IS SOME PAINT CHIPPING IN THE SCENE.

THE 8 DAY WEIGHT DRIVEN MOVEMENT STRIKES THE HOURS ON A CATHEDRAL BELL (GONG). THERE IS A NICE LABEL INSIDE ON THE BACK OF THE CASE.

THIS CLOCK STYLE WAS ORIGINALLY MANUFACTURED IN THE 1830S BUT THIS CLOCK IS A REISSUE FROM THE TURN OF THE 20TH CENTURY.

H- 36 1/2" x W- 17 3/4" x D- 5 1/2"