Lot Essay
The design of this clock, with its works visible from the face, underscores the period's fascination with the development of the electromagnetic movement by M.T. Favre-Bulle.
THE CLOCK FACE ATO, THE WORKS LEON HATOT
Details
A CHROME, CLEAR AND FROSTED GLASS, AND BLACK ONYX 'BULLE MOVEMENT' TABLE CLOCK
The clock face ATO, the works Leon Hatot
The stepped onyx base with two rectangular supports and round glass dial with chrome chapter ring and hands, all supporting a "Bulle" movement, the face etched ATO, the movement stamped LEON HATOT FABRICANTS PARIS 57394
16½in. (42cm.) high
The clock face ATO, the works Leon Hatot
The stepped onyx base with two rectangular supports and round glass dial with chrome chapter ring and hands, all supporting a "Bulle" movement, the face etched ATO, the movement stamped LEON HATOT FABRICANTS PARIS 57394
16½in. (42cm.) high