Claude Galle Bronze

A pair of early Empire mermaid candelabra attributed to Claude Galle with two candleholders.

Exceptional beautiful rare French, ''Library'' in the style of Claude Galle (1759-1816). Dated circa 1810-1815. With the image of a young girl sitting at the stoel and reading a boo...

Bella e rara pendola francese detta “la ruche”, su modello di Claude Galle (nel 1786 già Maître-Fondeur) Cassa in bronzo dorato e brunito rappresentante un'antica arnia di api in pag...

Attributed to Claude Galle, who was a famous bronzier from 1786 to his death in 1815.

A fine pair of Empire six-light candelabra, each with a removable central flame finial surrounded by five scrolled candle branches above a slightly flared standard with leaf-tip deco...

A fine and rare French Empire clock in gilded bronze. Two boys dressed in classical attire are diligently studying in a library, both are sitting in front of a clock which is integra...

A fine and rare model first Empire Napoleonic mantel clock in gilded and patinated bronze. The patinated standing figure of Apollo is draped with a gilded sash over his shoulder; he ...

This exceptional French Empire mantel clock by the renowned Claude Galle exquisitely depicts Madame Juliette Récamier, one of the most celebrated figures and muses of the First Empire.

“L'indiscrète” French Empire Mantel Clock Claude Galle Circa 1810 This splendid French Empire mantel clock, crafted in patinated and gilt bronze, displays the iconic “L’Indiscrète,”...

A French, circa 1810, Empire figural mantel clock, a patinated bronze Farnese Hercules figure stands atop a Napoleon marble base with gilt lion's paw feet, he stands leaning, caught ...

A set of four gilt bronze candlesticks attributed to Claude Galle (1759 – 1815), Paris.

The pair of early 19th century Empire candlesticks show an excellence of gilding, patina and chiseling which as well as stylistic features such as the special silkish surface of the ...

A rare set of four large gilt bronze candlesticks attributed to Claude Galle (1759-1815), Paris, circa 1805.

Pair of gilt bronze French Empire candlesticks attributed to Galle, Paris, circa 1805.

Each with winged figures of Victory holding aloft multi candelabra with scrolled branches each terminating in drip pans and nozzles, whilst standing on spheres. These impressive c...

A rare and important pair of French patinated and gilt-bronze candelabra from the early Empire period attributed to Claude Galle (1759-1815).

Pair of 18th century Louis XVI neoclassical gilt bronze candlesticks The tapering stem with matte and polished gilt bronze parts decorated with lanceolate leaf foliage standing on...

The pair of Empire candlesticks is made after a model by Claude Galle (1758-1815) which were delivered by Galle for the Chateau Fontainebleau in 1804.

Empire Pendule, Mantel clock cupid and Psyche Paris Fire-gilt bronze Around 1820 Dimensions: 36 x 27 x15 cm Description: Depiction designed by the famous Parisian bronzie...

A fine pair of candlesticks in gilt bronze or molybdenum from the Empire period, adorned with three Egyptian caryatids, attributed to the renowned French gilder Claude Galle (1759-18...

A rare piece of French Empire decorative art; a mantel clock in gilt and patinated bronze on a double plinth of red griotte marble. The clock tells the story of Theseus, seated on a ...

A French Empire clock showing a standing cupid. The totally gilded bronze case of this clock with its original fire gilding shows a standing winged cupid to the right of the clock pl...

A patinated bronze figure of Caesar, (or a marshal, or general) is standing in a chariot holding a gilded wreath in his outstretched hand. The chariot with a large gilded eagle acros...

A finely chased and mercury gilded French Empire mantel (fireplace) clock showing a standing Napoleon dressed as Caesar holding leaves in his extended left hand. The clock plinth is ...

It was designed by the famous bronze caster and gilder, Claude Galle (French, 1759-1815).

Pair of Louis XVI style gilt bronze wall lights with two light branches, in the matter of Claude Galle.

The ancient Roman pair of lionesses was copied numerous times for the decoration of objets d'art during the French Empire period: the offered chenets are very close toin style, shape...

An early French Empire mantel clock depicting Louis XVI dressed as Caesar. The entirely fire gilt case depicts a standing figure of Louis XVI dressed as a Roman emperor (Caesar), hol...

Exceptional ewer in chiseled and gilded bronze and patinated bronze from the early 19th Century, Empire period, attributed to Claude Galle (1759-1815).

As one of the finest gilders and bronze makers of his day, Claude Galle enjoyed the patronage of royalty, the aristocracy and Napoleon Bonaparte.

Exceptional pair of ewers in gilded bronze and patinated bronze, circa 1810, Empire period, attributed to Claude Galle (1759-1815).

Claude Galle candlesticks. Style neoclassic / Empire, age; circa 1800-1810.

Pair of candelabras with original silvered bronze (wear), Empire period by bronze sculptor Claude Galle.

Empire Clock Time Attributed to Claude Galle shaped vase Medici forming one burned top (lid removable and perforated).

Magnificent best describes this fine pair of Empire Period Ewers that are attributed to Claue Galle c.1820. There were several variations on the ewers Produced by Galle and the moun...

Empire chandelier with a falcon head decor attributed to Claude Galle. Beautiful First Empire period chandelier with a decor of falcon head in patinated and gilt. Exceptional bronzie...

Our clock has the signature of a famous bronze sculptor Claude Galle (1759-1815). Received master in 1786, it is one of the preferred suppliers of Garde Meuble.

The handles in the shape of two classical winged female figures; on square black marble base and gilt bronze turned socle. Claude Galle (Paris 1759-1815) was a famous French gilde...

A first quality period French Empire mantle clock in original fire gilded case; two figures, a standing winged cupid, and a seated classically draped maiden are either side of a fou...

A finely cast and gilded bronze mantle/desk clock showing a winged cupid with a bow and arrow over his shoulder seated to one side of the clock plinth, one hand patting his dog stand...

A grand scale period French Restauration mantle clock, the case and statue in patinated bronze (brown patina), with overall gilt decoration. A Roman soldier in full battle dress wit...

Exceptional pair of bronze sconces patinated and gilt bronze from the early 19th Century. Empire era. Representing an eagle's head holding in its beak a snake coiled adopting the ...

A finely cast and gilded (mercury gilt in pristine condition) French Empire mantel clock depicting a seated Diana, Goddess of the Hunt, sitting atop the clock plinth holding a spear ...

A pair of large late Empire gilt bronze seven light candelabra, attributed to Claude Galle (1759-1815) Fabric.

Claude Galle (1759-1815). One of the foremost “bronziers” and “fondeur-ciseleurs” of the late Louis XVI and Empire periods, Claude Galle was born at Villepreux close to the city o...

"Empire gilt bronze vase clock circa 1810 Attributed To Claude Galle" Beautiful bronze vase pendulum with original mercury gold gilding, splendid carving details.

Pair of gilt bronze candlesticks from the Empire period, model of Claude Galle, in their original gilding (some wear of time has been reported) one has been drilled for electricity u...