Skull Absinthe Café Poster

Skull Absinthe Café PosterThis poster was taken from a postcard from the early 20th century. When viewed from a distance, you see a skull in the center of the poster. But the closer you get, you see two men sitting at a table. The original postcard print is somewhat grainy, so the poster has little clarity, as seen in the images. At the top of the poster are the words UNE HISTOIRE SANS PAROLES (A history without words), which are written, at its bottom, "On ne meurt pas, on se

The lines are used only to reference what the poster would look like

began collecting antique accouterments and pre-ban absinthes when most Americans knew little about the forbidden drink

but their origins began with common household spoons

and other parts of the world

then placing an absinthe spoon on top of the glass and a sugar cube atop the spoon

200°F (1200°C)

delves into the history

These pieces add a touch of elegance to any table setting

the amount of sugar used is purely based on the drinker's preference

This particular style is commonly found in antique markets

they are best kept under an overhang

We use Manau rattan