- Brown maple finish wood rectangle case
- Roman hour markers
- 4/4-Westminster, 4/4-Ave Maria, Westminster and Bim Bam chime
- White dial with black center
- Requires two C batteries
Product DescriptionDress up your mantel or shelf with the upscale, traditional look of the Amadeus pendulum mantel clock by Seth Thomas, America’s oldest clockmaker. With an attractive antique finish this clock elevates the elegance of any room at first glance. But look closerthere are finer details, such as the delicate gold tone accents and Roman pillars, that reveal the distinctive beauty Seth Thomas is known for. Lovely, luxurious and versatile clocks have been the pride of Seth. . . More >>
Seth Thomas Amadeus Black Dial Brown Maple Finish with Antiqued Brown Antique Furniture Maple Finished Mantel and Chime
Filed in Antique Furniture | Also tagged Amadeus, antique, Antiqued, Black, Brown, Chime, Dial, Finish, Finished, furniture, Mantel, Maple, Seth | 
Young conductors will definitely be all aboard this twist and fold Thomas the Tank Engine tent. Featuring EZ Twist’s patented twist-and-fold technology, the tent sets up instantly and, when fully folded again, stores in a small included bag that’s no larger than a grocery sack. The only assembly (and it’s not even required) is to attach the inflatable steering wheel to Velcro toggles. Once the freestanding train is up, preschoolers and toddlers can place chairs inside to take them on imaginary rides around Sodor Island or dream up a slew of other creative play scenarios. Slip a sleeping bag inside the large (52″L x 26″W x 38″H) hideaway structure and kids can even extend their daytime adventures into naptime escapades.
The bright blue, red, yellow and black two-cube engine has a sunroof so little heads can look ahead for any dangers on the track, a tunnel port for crawling through, and swinging side door access for realistic play. The lightweight material and compact storage makes this tent very portable, allowing kids to take something familiar to new places — or the grandparent’s house.
Reviews:
By Louis Rios (Kansas City, MO USA):
We got this for our son at least four years ago, maybe five. Both our kids still play with it frequently. We misplaced the detachable smokestack somewhere along the way, but that’s no big deal. It’s held up suprisingly well considering the amount of playtime, and it nicely folds flat when it’s time to store it away again.
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