Elegant pair of candlesticks by Alfred Daubrée (1817 - 1885) made of bronze Signed AD at the feet and the bottom Bases with three claw feet decorated with patterns, double ribbed shafts with intertwined decorations for the upper part. Finely carved cups and binets, with figures They are in very good condition (see photos) Height: 29 cm, base 13cm Please take time to study the photos carefully to form your own opinion before bidding Will be shipped by registered mail with track and insurance Alfred Daubrée (1817 - 1885) : Sculptor, publisher of bronzes, born in Nancy in 1817, he died in Paris in 1885. He owned a goldsmith's shop in Nancy before establishing himself, in the 1850s, as a bronze art and jewelry dealer, 85 rue Montmartre in Paris. He published a certain number of bronzes from Fratin, Cumberworth... He would have used intermediaries to sell his own bronzes which rarely bear his mark. During the Universal Exhibition of 1867, he was cited among the renowned founders of the time. His son succeeded him after his death in 1885.