Meet the Seerose, a water lily caught in bronze and glass that has been quietly blooming since around 1900. This French Art Nouveau wall sconce gathers curved panels of marbled slag glass that drift from soft white through buttery yellow into cool pond green, all cradled in a solid bronze frame and trimmed with a row of beaded studs. The cast backplate and scrolling arm carry every bit of Belle Epoque swagger, while the original Bakelite push switch still clicks with period charm. Light it up and the petals glow like a flower opening on a warm summer evening.
