FRENCH LOOP ABSINTHE GLASS CARAFE - B-STOCK

Description

Absinthe Carafe B-STOCK
THERE ARE IRREGULARITIES OR
IMPERFECTIONS
WITH THIS B-STOCK CARAFE. THE BLACK TEXT
COULD BE CROOKED
OR FADED WITHIN THE LOOP. THERE ALSO COULD BE SLIGHT IMPERFECTIONS
OR
ABNORMALITIES WITHIN THE BASE.
THE LOOP ALSO MAY BE IRREGULAR.
BESIDES THE IMPERFECTIONS, THERE ARE NO OTHER ISSUES WITH THIS B-STOCK CARAFE.
(PHOTOS REPRESENT POSSIBLE IRREGULARITIES SIMILAR TO WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE).
Carafes were the most common way to add water to absinthe before the 1915 French ban. At that time, two
things were regularly found on bistro tables—a carafe and a match strike. As most people at the time smoked (pipes or cigars),
match strikes held matches, and carafes were used to hold and serve water. Both items always featured some form of advertising.
This Loop Carafe actually magnifies the text when water is added, much like a magnifying glass.
• Measures approximately 9” (22.86 cm) tall
• Base measures approximately 4.25” (10.8 cm) in diameter
• Holds approximately 25 fl oz (.73 L)
• Mouth-blown, clear glass
• Dishwasher safe
• Imported
Ships in 1 business day after payment is made.