Traditional Absinthe Spoon Holder, Style #2 Diamond Absinthe Spoon #22 This absinthe spoon features scalloped

This absinthe spoon features scalloped side edges and 10 large star cut-outs in its grille

the money was generally left inside the coaster

The spoon is one of our largest and most popular spoons

When not using their knives at the dinner table

This process also releases essential oils in the absinthe

Traditional Absinthe Spoon Holder, Style #2 Diamond Absinthe Spoon #22 This absinthe spoon features scallopedSpoon holders, known as "tronc de comptoirs" in French, were commonly placed on a bar countertop to hold absinthe spoons used in preparing a traditional French Swiss absinthe. This particular style is commonly found in antique markets, suggesting it was popular during the French pre ban absinthe era (before 1915). Apart from its primary use of holding spoons, it's also a great way to display a spoon collection.