This is a handsome, late 17th century, English Chamber clock with glazed wings in very good condition.The thirty hour, currently chain driven movement with its original knife edge, Verge escapement and between-the-trains, short internal pendulum. Count-wheel striking the hours on the top bell and the pendulum bob being in the form of a ship''s anchor flukes that appears in the glazed wings at every swing.The top four urn finials supporting the bell ''spider'' and the bell being mounted with a matching, fifth finial. The front and side cast frets are of ''Dolphin'' design and sit nicely beneath the bell. The 6 1/4'' diameter chapter ring has Roman numerals, cruciform half hour markings and an inner, quarter hour ring. This is mounted with two fixings upon a profusely engraved ''Tulip'' design dial plate with the upper centre bearing the maker''s signature ''John Wright in Mansfield'' (Nottinghamshire). The opening side plates have well-proportioned ''wings'' that are backed with...