Boucry Glass Carafe

Boucry Glass CarafeThis carafe was designed after similar pieces found in European bars and bistros from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Customers commonly used a carafe to prepare their drinks, especially for making absinthe. In addition to holding water, carafes were also frequently used as promotional tools by alcohol manufacturers. Using a carafe to add water to absinthe was the preferred method during the Belle poque, following the correct technique of slowly

if three cranberry-rimmed saucers (as shown above) were stacked

which eventually banned absinthe in many European countries (most notably France) and the United States

It is very similar to our other Arrows Absinthe Spoon

This popular absinthe spoon features a skull and crossbones on the grill

It was printed using a 4 color offset printing press

Hideous Absinthe boldly combines the art

It was common to see a match striker sitting on a bistro table or bar at that time

this spoon will fit many larger glasses than some of its counterparts

Suitable for use indoor or out

This unique one-spout

A water filter at the bottom of the glass bowl is used mainly for decoration

Base of dripper fits a 3