The Madison Lamp in Rustic Red captures the quiet simplicity of late 18th and 19th century primitive lighting. Crafted from iron metal and glass, its ring handle and saucer dish base are faithful nods to the candle lamps once carried room to room in early American homes — now reimagined as a corded electric accent light for the modern farmhouse, cabin, or country interior. At 9"H x 6" diameter, it’s a compact but impactful piece that layers beautifully on mantels, bookshelves, side tables, and entryway consoles. The warm rustic red finish adds a pop of country color that pairs naturally with buffalo check, ticking stripe, and primitive folk art accents. Features Primitive-style ring handle and saucer dish base — historically inspired design Iron metal and glass construction for durability and authentic character Corded electric power source — ready to plug in and use UL Listed for safety 40 watt bulb maximum (bulb not included) Warm rustic red finish Specifications Dimensions: 9"H x 6" Dia Material: Iron metal, glass Power Source: Corded electric Bulb: 40W max — not included Color: Rustic red Listing: UL Listed Styles & Uses Style on a mantel flanked by greenery, lanterns, or candle holders for a primitive vignette Use on a side table or nightstand in a cabin or lodge bedroom for warm ambient light The rustic red finish pairs especially well with buffalo check, barn red, and country folk art accents Works year-round but especially at home in fall, Christmas, and cabin-themed seasonal displays Makes a thoughtful housewarming or hostess gift for farmhouse and country décor enthusiasts Frequently Asked Questions What is the Madison Lamp made of? Iron metal and glass with a rustic red finish. What size is it? 9" tall x 6" diameter — a compact accent lamp suited for shelves, tables, and mantels. Does it include a bulb? No — a 40 watt maximum bulb is required but not included. Is it corded or battery-operated? Corded electric. Is it safety certified? Yes — UL Listed. What style is this lamp? Primitive American — inspired by late 18th and 19th century ring-handle candle lamps.
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