Viennese late 19th Century harp-form silver-gilt metal and enamel diminutive clock by Hermann Bohm with a scantily clad female soldier with sword and shield finial to harp form mounted to shield form lid and hinged base revealing within a round clock with Roman numeral dial. Harp and clock base are decorated underneath as well as in full surround by courting couple scenes, and base is mounted upon three claw feet. Detailed scroll enameling design also throughout including beneath the clock works themselves. Makers marked "HB" and with Austrian control mark of "A", please see photographs. Measures 7-1/2" in standing height with full width of 2-1/4" and depth of 3". In overall good condition, mechanism of clock has not been tested. All measurements are approximate.