Art Nouveau swans. One with storks that snuck in somehow. Mostly jewelry, but not all.

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Nurses belt buckle.
Nurses belt buckle with storks. 1901. Hallmarked solid silver. C. E. Williams, Birmingham, England, maker. Image © Antiques Atlas, 2019. Fair use license. via https://www.antiques-atlas.com/antique/maternity_1901_art_nouveau_silver_nurses_buckle/as252a1191
Swan brooch. ca. 1880.
Swan brooch. ca. 1880. French. Yellow gold, silver, rose-cut diamond and enamel. Maker not known. Image © 1999-2019 Adin Antique Jewelry. Fair use license. via https://www.antiquejewel.com/en/2ndpage.asp?dtn=11054-0021&titel=Late%20Victorian,%20early%20Art%20Nouveau%20French%20brooch%20enameled%20swan%20on%20diamond%20lake
Swan and Rush and Iris wallpaper. 1875.
Swan and Rush and Iris wallpaper. Design for a dado wallpaper. 1875. English. Walter Crane, designer (1845-1915). Gouache and watercolor on paper. Collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. In the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1924. via https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Swan_and_Rush_and_Iris_wallpaper_Walter_Crane.jpg
Peking egg. 1908-1917.
Peking egg. 1908-1917. Made in Moscow, Russia. Silver decorated with cloisonné enamel. Gregory Sbitnev, maker. Image © Museo Art Nouveau y Art Déco Casa Lis. Photo credit: Imagen M.A.S. Fair use license. via https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/peking-egg/rAExyU_52-UUMA

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