Claude Galle Attributed To A Pair Of Bronze Flambeau Candlesticks From The Empire Period

pair of bronze torches from the Empire period French work circa 1800 - 1810 attributed to Claude Galle or follower circular bases decorated with beaded friezes and gadroons slender baluster shape of the barrels frieze of palm leaves repeated on the original bobèche vase very good quality cast iron of great finesse in the rendering of the details of the friezes and ornaments Parisian work from a large bronze workshop at the very beginning of the 19th century the barrel still cast in 2 assembled parts removable into 5 parts attribution to Claude Galle or follower similar bases noted on known models as well as certain elements of the decor slender shape of the barrels also known in the work of this famous bronze maker and undeniable quality of the bronze casting in good condition some marks of use in particular slight dents on one of the bases small scratches and dents dents on the bobèches to note old restoration of the neck of the 2 vases under the bobèches beautiful example of Empire period torches 23cm high 10.5cm at the base all questions welcome