176.           $1500

Seth Thomas “Regulator No. 19” REPRODUCTION, ca. 2000. Carroll Horton with Bob Crowder had 35 of these made around 2000, and they originally sold for $3000 and up.  They are faithful reproductions of the original, right down to the smallest details.  The 76-inch case is both solid mahogany and mahogany veneer with a beautiful finish and rich color.  There are five flat glasses and properly turned finials, an enameled dial with a sweep seconds hand, and a pinwheel escapement that runs 8 days, time only.  The two-jar pendulum has patterned jars holding lead shot, with metallic paper lining the inside.  The weight has knurled endcaps, there is a beat scale at the bottom.  The clock is running without problem.  There are no sales of these reproductions on LiveAuctioneers, but Horton’s Antique Clocks sold one in 2016 for $3675.  Delivery in the eastern half of the US for $450.  $1500-$2500.