Remodelista Reconnaissance: An Iron Candleholder in an Italian Interior

What’s the skinny on this appealing, slightly-wonky-yet-charming candle holder spotted in Italian Lessons: Cenerentola Chianti, a Family House Reconsidered? We investigate:

The Sighting

Above: Spotted in the Italian interiors: a great-looking iron candle holder (alongside a sculptural chair by Dale Stephens of TMPL Studio). But what of the candle holder?

The Source

Above: Aha: The candle holder in question is a vintage wrought iron number, circa the 1960s; this one (from Proantic) has since sold, but similar ones can be found via antiques retailers and dealers online. Or…
Above: …Or, consider one of a slew of wrought-iron candle holders, available online. This Twisted Wrought Iron Candle Holder, for example, is $40 from Cottage Home.
Above: From Nickey Kehoe, the more stately Forged Iron Candelabra is $80.

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