Provincial tradition
Softer curves, scrollwork, and shell motifs in lighting and hardware drawn from the enduring warmth of French provincial design.
Antique pewter
Satin nickel
Antique brass
4 curated
Switch Plate · Provincial tradition
A delicate scallop shell motif crowns the plate, with gentle scrollwork flowing down each side. The pewter finish softens the ornament — decorative without demanding attention.
Antique pewter
Door Knob · Provincial tradition
Flowing C-scroll and S-scroll curves interlace across the knob face. Inspired by the ironwork of provincial French manors — less formal than Parisian Rococo, warmer and more inviting.
Satin nickel
Chandelier · Provincial tradition
Five gracefully curved arms draped with strands of hand-cut crystal beads, rising from a turned centre column finished in aged silver. Less formal than a Parisian ballroom fixture, more refined than a farmhouse pendant — the exact balance that defines French provincial taste. Over a kitchen island or dining table, it turns every meal into something worth lingering over.
Aged silver
Outlet Cover · Provincial tradition
A subtle fleur de lis centered below the outlet, with gently rounded edges and a soft matte finish. French provincial restraint — the ornament serves the room, not itself.
Antique pewter
Next era
c. 1900–1929 · 4 pieces
