"Pair Of Torches In Gilt And Patinated Bronze Around 180p Attributed To Claude Galle"
Sober and elegant pair of gilded and patinated bronze candlesticks circa 1800 attributed to Claude GALLE. The barrel or frustoconical stem described according to the inventories as having the shape of a plain quiver. The round base rises in the center to receive the barrel which has two plain rings or lists. The upper part is decorated with three rosettes simulating a binet. The bobeches are smooth. Height 27 cm, diameter of the base 14 cm Period: late 18th century / early 19th century, a little wear of the patina should be noted The Château de Fontainbleau has a model in the same architectural spirit of Claude GALLE. 
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