Le Petit Marseillais Absinthe Poster

Le Petit Marseillais Absinthe PosterThis poster originates from a rare and collectible early 20th century French postcard. It features a famous personality from Avignon named "Crun Crun." Besides being an avid absinthe drinker, he was also a popular entertainer, known best for playing a one stringed violin. He unfortunately met his demise when he was kicked in the head by a horse. Please note that the black line bordering the image is not shown on posters. It is used only as a reference

This tray is attractive as it is useful

Hand cut facets around glass

Like our rattan furniture

Chapters include absinthe's dark past and its revival

Refresh water before each use

The grille features 10 slots in a circular design where the sugar is placed

meaning each color was applied separately

This mouth-blown glass fountain is perfect for dripping water

seamless brass band which encompasses the rim of the granite

the waiter would know to charge the customer 35 French centimes (or 1

including dining for two

This holder was the most popular design found in French during the pre-ban absinthe era (before 1915)