
Switch Plate · c. 1790
Federal Rope Switch Plate
Rope-twist border encircling a gently domed face. Drawn from Federal-period pattern books, this is the quintessential American decorative hardware form.
Polished brass

c. 1700–1850
Simple, elegant forms in lighting and hardware with rope-twist borders and classic rosettes — the timeless foundation of American home design.
Polished brass
Satin nickel
Antique brass
4 curated

Switch Plate · c. 1790
Rope-twist border encircling a gently domed face. Drawn from Federal-period pattern books, this is the quintessential American decorative hardware form.
Polished brass

Door Knob · c. 1780
A classical rosette with twelve symmetrical petals, inspired by the restored hardware of Colonial Williamsburg. Understated refinement that transcends any single era.
Satin nickel

Wall Sconce · c. 1790
A half-lantern sconce with seeded glass panes set in a gently tapered brass frame, topped by a classical eagle finial. Drawn from the same Federal-period pattern books as our switch plates, this sconce lights a hallway or entry with the understated authority of early American craftsmanship — never showy, always certain of itself.
Antique brass

Outlet Cover · c. 1800
Simple beaded edge on a slightly raised face. The restraint is the point — every millimeter of this piece speaks to the Colonial conviction that quality needs no embellishment.
Polished brass
Next era
c. 1890–1910 · 4 pieces
