Édouard Pernot Print, 11" x 14"

Édouard Pernot Print, 11" x 14"This print is a reproduction of a late 19th century advertisement for the absinthe brand Edouard Pernot. This popular print features a woman tasting her gentleman friend's absinthe. It was only until the end of the 19th century that it became socially acceptable for women to drink absinthe. Until then, it had been mostly geared towards men.

The grille could be added to a key chain with a hole in one of the arms

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

the waiter would know to charge the customer 9 French francs

virgin HDPE (high-density polyethylene)

but the knife will often slide off the plate

including the band

Brass band has been tarnished to give an antiqued appearance

a traditional absinthe ritual

These tables were made famous during Paris' Belle Époque

This absinthe spoon is known as the tongue spoon

meticulously hand-woven to create a delicate yet durable pattern

05 French francs