Stars Stainless Steel Absinthe Spoon

Stars Stainless Steel Absinthe SpoonThis spoon is used to prepare a traditional French Swiss absinthe. This reproduction French absinthe spoon has 8 large stars mixed with 14 small holes in the rectangle grill. The large stars help the sugar water drop more easily into the glass of absinthe. This is an exact reproduction of an antique design from 18th century France.

Made popular in Paris during the late 19th and early 20th centuries

The strikers can also be useful in holding various other items

which make it easy to attach to almost any fence or wall

This spoon is used to prepare a traditional French/Swiss absinthe

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The reservoir measures 25 ml (

This spoon is an exact reproduction of that late 19th-century absinthe spoon

This dripper allows for a slower water flow with 3 hole at its bottom

This reproduction absinthe spoon is among eight known made initially to celebrate the introduction of the Eiffel Tower at the Exposition Universelle

This type of spoon is among some of the oldest of all absinthe spoon designs and is commonly referred to as the "playing card spoon" because of the card designs on its grill

It is also an exact reproduction of a late 19th-century absinthe spoon

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