Eiffel Tower Absinthe Spoon, Large Handle Black Marble and Iron Base The plaque has two holes

The plaque has two holes that allow it to be attached to almost any fence or wall

After absinthe was banned in France in 1915

The spoon was inspired by the increasingly popular modernist designs of the time

especially when making absinthe

known as "tronc de comptoirs" in French

Eiffel Tower Absinthe Spoon, Large Handle Black Marble and Iron Base The plaque has two holesThis reproduction absinthe spoon is among eight known originally made to celebrate the introduction of the Eiffel Tower at the Exposition Universelle, a World's Fair held in Paris, France, in 1889. There are three spoons with the same design but with subtle differences, making the originals highly collectible. The grill of the spoon features a beautiful design of the Eiffel Tower situated in the Champ de Mars, the park that surrounds the tower. It is