Swiss Cross Absinthe Spoon, Gold-Plated

Swiss Cross Absinthe Spoon, Gold-PlatedThis gold plated reproduction absinthe spoon originated in Switzerland, the birthplace of absinthe. The cross in the middle of the grille represents the national emblem of Switzerland, which is also a predominant feature in their flag. The small bells surrounding the cross represent Switzerland's 22 cantons, or states. The Swiss cross is well regarded as a sign of quality in the absinthe world. The spoon's cut out cross allows the sugary water to

Absinthe fountains were primarily used in high-end bars because of their expensive price tag

Case packed in 4

Wittels gathered a unique perspective into the world of the Green Fairy that most have never seen

This high-quality stainless steel absinthe spoon holds the sugar cube while preparing a traditional French or Swiss absinthe

among other uses

This fountain globe replaces our four-spout and six-spout Bonnecaze absinthe fountains globes

which on the original spoons sometimes contained advertisement text

These elegant pieces were brought to the table

Hideous Absinthe boldly combines the art

Bistro saucers served a dual purpose in the pre-ban absinthe era

which includes a water filter inside

This is an exact reproduction of an antique sugar cube holder used to hold sugar in preparing a traditional French or Swiss absinthe