The product is a set of 5 antique Art Nouveau cast iron swing arm curtain rods, with an extendable design and extra parts included. The rods are made of metal and feature a colorful multi-color design, adding a vintage touch to any room. These vintage original curtain rods are perfect for those looking to add a unique and decorative element to their home or office space.

Antique, ornate, cast iron, and brass swivel (swing) arm curtain rods were primarily produced by various, often unidentified, 19th-century American and European foundries during the Victorian era (circa 1850–1900). These functional decorative hardware pieces were commonly associated with Victorian-era home embellishments.

Period and Style: Often referred to as Victorian swing arm rods, they frequently featured elaborate cast iron details, such as ivy leaves or scrolling, and were used for drapery.

Common Materials: These rods typically combined heavy cast iron for the structure and mounting brackets, with brass or bronze finish details.

Origins: They were popular in the late 19th century and are often found today as antique or vintage.

Inventor Note: Samuel R. Scottron of New York (1841–1908) was a notable African-American inventor who received multiple patents for specialized curtain rods and window cornices during this period.