
Switch Plate · c. 1900
Iris Bloom Switch Plate
A single iris flower unfurling across the plate face, its petals flowing into the border. The organic asymmetry is pure Art Nouveau — nature captured mid-movement in bronze.
Patinated bronze

c. 1890–1910
Flowing organic lines, botanical motifs, and sinuous curves in lighting and hardware from the brief era when every fixture was considered fine art.
Patinated bronze
Antique brass
Copper with verdigris
4 curated

Switch Plate · c. 1900
A single iris flower unfurling across the plate face, its petals flowing into the border. The organic asymmetry is pure Art Nouveau — nature captured mid-movement in bronze.
Patinated bronze

Door Knob · c. 1898
Sinuous whiplash curves spiral from center to edge in the style of Victor Horta. No straight lines, no sharp corners — just the continuous flow of organic form.
Antique brass

Wall Sconce · c. 1905
A single uplight arm emerges from a backplate sculpted as an unfurling fern frond, its shade formed by overlapping dragonfly wings in translucent art glass. The patinated bronze deepens over decades, and the warm light filtering through the iridescent wings transforms a hallway into something Tiffany himself would have approved of.
Patinated bronze

Outlet Cover · c. 1902
Overlapping lily pad forms create the frame, with subtle water ripple texture in the background. Inspired by Tiffany's botanical studies and the Japonisme movement.
Patinated bronze
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Heritage craft tradition · 4 pieces
