A late-19th century Austrian silver-gilt and pink enamel urn clock,

A late-19th century Austrian silver-gilt and pink enamel urn clock,
probably by Leopold Weininger, Vienna circa 1885,
the two-handled urn with a cherub finial and foliate garlands, with a coiled snake marking the time with its forked tongue, on a raised, shaped square base with figural supports and with four enamel panels and a hinged door which opens to reveal two drawers, with a key, height 20cm.