Ato Art Deco Peach Mirror-Faced Clock, Circa 1930s

A striking Art Deco desk clock by ATO, the pioneering French maker founded by Léon Hatot, celebrated for his award-winning designs and his patented electric clock technology. Dating to the 1930s, this clock reflects the modernist elegance and technical ingenuity that made ATO one of the most influential names in decorative timepieces of the interwar period.

The clock features a peach copper-toned mirrored face, frosted Arabic numerals which catches the light with subtle warmth and radiance. Silvered hands sweep across the dial, their clean geometry contrasting beautifully against the peach mirrored background. The design is anchored by a sleek black base, which provides both stability and visual balance, enhancing the clock’s streamlined Art Deco profile.

Dimensions
7.5ʺW × 5ʺD × 8.6ʺH

This example survives in good vintage condition, with the mirrored dial retaining strong color and reflectivity, the silver arms crisp and intact, and the base displaying only light wear consistent with age.