Peterson Art Lamp Reproduction
Description
Handcrafted by Phillip Daniel Myer of Ragsdale Home Furnishings, this Mission-style table lamp is a faithful reproduction of an original design created by the Peterson Furniture Company of Faribault, Minnesota, in the 1920s. Crafted from hand-selected solid quarter-sawn white oak, the lamp embodies the enduring beauty and exceptional craftsmanship of the American Arts and Crafts movement.
The lamp features mica shade panels that cast a soft, inviting glow, while distinctive acorn pull chains add an authentic period detail. With its clean lines, sturdy construction, and timeless design, this heirloom-quality piece brings both character and function to any home.
Born and raised in Battle Creek, Michigan, Phillip Daniel Myer has devoted his career to preserving and reimagining the Arts and Crafts tradition. Influenced by historic makers such as Charles P. Limbert and inspired by the architectural legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright, Myer creates pieces that honor the movement’s ideals of honest materials, thoughtful design, and enduring craftsmanship. His work has been featured by Williams-Sonoma and Rejuvenation Lighting, and is held in the collections of prestigious institutions including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
This Peterson Art Lamp reproduction is more than a source of light—it is a celebration of American design heritage, handcrafted to be cherished for generations.
- Artist: Phillip Daniel Myer
- American-made in Battle Creek, MI
- Mission-style table lamp
- Quarter-sawn white oak and mica shade
- Dimensions: 26″ H x 21.5″ W x 21.5″ D
$2,125.00
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