The Rayman Organisation has dated this Art Nouveau Brass Fender to the 1900s.
Dating to around 1900, this fender embodies the graceful organic lines and botanical motifs characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement.

The openwork design not only adds decorative appeal but also allows light from the fire to play through the intricate floral pattern, enhancing the warmth and charm of your fireplace. The polished brass finish gives it a refined presence, while subtle age patina lends it authenticity and antique character.

Perfect for period interiors, Victorian homes, or lovers of Art Nouveau design, this fender is both functional and decorative, serving as a stylish guard and an elegant architectural accent.
Details:
Era: Circa 1900 – Art Nouveau period

Material: Solid brass
Design: Pierced floral/foliate motif with flowing organic lines
Function: Decorative and practical fireplace guard
Condition: Excellent antique condition with light wear and patina consistent with age
Dimensions: 120cm wide
An exceptional statement piece that captures the romantic beauty of Art Nouveau design—ideal for collectors or anyone seeking to add historical charm to their home décor.
The Rayman Organisation has dated this Art Nouveau Brass Fender to the 1900s.
You can view the stock and full dealer information on the The Rayman Organisation Profile Page