Playing Cards Absinthe Spoon Gold rich finish and an authentic

rich finish and an authentic look

This fountain is great for large gatherings and can serve up to four people at one time

sipping a glass of Pastis

This rim color acted as a code to tell the waiter how much to charge the customer by reading the different saucer colors when stacked

The spoon's grill features a beautiful design of the Eiffel Tower nestled in the Champ de Mars

Playing Cards Absinthe Spoon Gold rich finish and an authenticThis type of spoon is among some of the oldest of all absinthe spoon designs and is commonly referred to as the "playing card spoon" because of the card designs on its grill. A grill is generally the perforated area of an absinthe spoon used to hold a piece of sugar while preparing a traditional French Swiss absinthe. Absinthe spoon designs evolved over time, many becoming unique works of art, but their origins began with common household spoons. Some