The Hüttig Atom is an early 20th-century plate camera produced in Germany by Hüttig AG of Dresden, a manufacturer active before its 1909 absorption into Ica AG. It is a compact folding camera intended for small-format glass plates and was sold as a portable option for amateur photographers of the period.

UK auction data for the Hüttig Atom is extremely thin: a single recorded hammer result from a Christie's sale in 2001 reached around £120, and there have been no further tracked saleroom appearances since. With only one wholesale data point, today's value is best treated as indicative rather than a true market price, and a clean, complete example with original case could sell for more when one next surfaces at auction.