Green Granite French Parisian Bistro Table, 20" Diameter

Green Granite French Parisian Bistro Table, 20" DiameterOriginally made popular during Paris' Belle poque, bistro tables such as these continue to be used in restaurants and bistros throughout France and other parts of Europe. These solid granite top and cast iron base tables are constructed in the same manner as they were over 100 years ago. Each table features an antiqued, seamless brass band that encompasses the rim of the granite. The cast iron, three legged base features the same detail as an original

*Glasses in photos are not included

he has been able to reproduce pre-ban absinthes like no other

This unusual mouth-blown carafe was inspired by similar pieces found in bars and bistros throughout France and Europe in the late 19th century

the ribbed surface on its side (or base)

95 French francs (or 195 French centimes

Every detail has been meticulously replicated from the original

while the larger sizes were on the bar counter

and the glass bowl is mouth-blown

This unique match strike (or pyrogène in French) is a reproduction of those found throughout late 19th and early 20th century France

The difference between strike-anywhere matches and typical kitchen matches is the amount of phosphorus at the tip of the match

Absinthe fountains are still the preferred way to prepare absinthe since they allow complete control over the rate of water

Its surface (or grille) contains eight cross cutouts and 18 small circles