Swiss Cross Absinthe Spoon

Swiss Cross Absinthe SpoonThis reproduction absinthe spoon originated in Switzerland, the birthplace of absinthe. Besides the cross in the middle of the grille representing the national emblem of Switzerland (a predominant feature in their flag), the Swiss cross is more notably known as a sign of quality in the absinthe world. This cut out cross allows the sugar and water to drop easily into the glass of absinthe. The small bells surrounding the cross represent Switzerland's

but their origins began with common household spoons

95 French francs (or 195 French centimes

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is used to strike and ignite the match

Whether used in a bar setting or in a home to hold pieces in your collection

These bird-shaped nickel-plated tongs are ideal for easily picking up sugar cubes and are the perfect accessory to help sweeten your coffee

It is also the most popular absinthe fountain sold in France

which helps to focus the sugar water to the center spine of the spoon as it falls into the glass of absinthe

This mouth-blown Cordon Glass is a replica of a well-known 19th-century absinthe bar glass

They were also used as promotional tools by alcohol manufacturers

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This poster originates from a rare and collectible early 20th-century French postcard