A piece called Steampunk Time Machine Antique Master Bathroom Computer Workstation by Bruce Rosenbaum and Walter Parker repurposes Victorian-era plumbing components as an eye-catching desk.

Steampunk Toast-o-Lator by Nick Perry

A working Toast-o-Lator toaster from the 1930s transformed into a Victorian-inspired version

Steampunk Computer Mouse by Christopher Conte

A modern mouse encased in salvaged metals

Wozniak's Conundrum by Steve LaRiccia

A Macintosh computer from the 1990s grafted onto a 19th-century Remington typewriter

Steampunk Century Portrait Camera No. 1 Computer Desk by Bruce Rosenbaum

Modern computer workstation modeled around Eastman Kodak's vintage Century Semi-Centennial No.1 Portrait Studio Camera

Strasbourg Steampunk Astronomical Clock by Roger Wood

A steampunk iteration of the 1834 Strasbourg Cathedral clock housed in a miniaturized replica from the early 1900s

Victorian "Sojourner" Keyboard by Rich Nagy

Computer keyboard constructed from repurposed Royal typewriter keys, handmade solid brass, aged leather faceplate, cloth cord and jewel-lamp LEDs

Ristau Computer Mice by Aaron Ristau

Modern mice outfitted with new and salvaged materials

Rango by Tanya Clarke

Salvaged pipes, fittings and blown glass used for "drip" lighting

Steampunk Waterproof USB Drives by Derrick Culligan

Made from salvaged brass, copper, glass and watch parts