Spelter Sculpture Forming A Lamp With Two Patinas

A signature is present on the terrace: "L and F Moreau" for the two brothers: Louis Auguste Moreau (Paris 1855 -Montgeron 1919) and Hippolyte François Moreau known as François Moreau (Paris 1858- Paris 1930).
François Moreau was a pupil of their father Auguste Moreau and their uncle Mathurin Moreau, exhibiting at the Salon des Artistes Français from 1886, he obtained an honorable mention that same year and a medal in 1889 with his plaster cast entitled the wasp.
The young woman represented is draped and coiffed in the antique style and displays the softness of art nouveau.
A metal label is on the base and bears the words "Fête des Vendanges by L and F Moreau sculpteurs".
The electrification works perfectly.
There are two traces of wear to the patina at the level of her knee and her instep, on her left leg in movement (see photo).
She brandishes in her left hand a flame, like Ceres, in frosted molded glass, her other hand is open in a nonchalant movement.
She walks on leaves and bunches of vines.
The handle by which she grasps the flame is a bunch of grapes
91 cm in height in total
70 cm from the base of the base to her raised hand
22 cm in diameter for the base