This is an attractive, antique-style bronze figurine depicting a young girl or putto (often associated with Bacchus/Dionysus due to the grapes) in a dynamic, playful pose. France, ca 1900. The sculpture portrays a cheerful, semi-draped young girl, standing on an ornate, multi-footed base. The figure is captured mid-step, with the head tilted and a smiling expression. The right arm is raised in a gesture of delight or offering, while the left arm holds a woven basket overflowing with grapes and vine leaves. The casting exhibits good detail, particularly in the figure's hair, facial expression, and the texture of the basket and fruit. The drapery around the figure's waist adds a classical element. The figurine stands on an elaborate, decorative bronze base with flowing acanthus-like motifs and three prominent feet with holes The piece is cast in bronze and shows a beautiful, aged patina, consistent with its age. The style of the figure and the base suggests a manufacturing period likely between the late 19th century and the early 20th century (Victorian/Belle Époque period or revival style). Style: Neoclassical or Rococo Revival, popular for decorative bronze casting during this era. This charming figurine would make an excellent addition to any collection of antique bronzes, decorative arts, or a mantelpiece display.