Traditional Absinthe Water Fountain, 2 Spouts Absinthe Glasses With three small holes in

With three small holes in the bottom of the brouilleur

Absinthe fountains were usually found in high-end bars because of their expensive price tag

all aspects of the tables have been faithfully reproduced from late 19th-century French bistro tables

These cubes are made by the largest sugar refinery and manufacturer in Europe

framed and matted

Traditional Absinthe Water Fountain, 2 Spouts Absinthe Glasses With three small holes inThis fountain is an exact replica of a vintage 19th century two spout Belle poque absinthe water fountain. The removable lid features a classic "pineapple" finial, and the mouth blown glass bowl includes a water filter. Meticulously crafted by hand, these fountains feature a chrome plated finish over brass and are designed with two metal faucets for the simultaneous preparation of one or two glasses. In the past, due to their high cost, absinthe