White Rectangle Ceramic (Faux Marbre) French Parisian Bistro Table, 30" X 20", with Rounded Corners La Fleur Absinthe Spoon among other uses

among other uses

meaning each color was applied separately

This absinthe spoon was a popular and commonly found spoon in bars and bistros throughout France during the late 1800s

Our tables are the most authentically made French marble bistro tables on the world market

His absinthes continue to be handmade by Breaux in the early 19th century Combier Distillery in Saumur

White Rectangle Ceramic (Faux Marbre) French Parisian Bistro Table, 30" X 20", with Rounded Corners La Fleur Absinthe Spoon among other usesThis rectangular French Bistro table is ideal for hospitality use. The ceramic top lends itself to daily restaurant and bar use. The compressed stone is more durable than marble, making it less likely to break or crack. It is also scratch resistant and virtually stain proof. The table is a variation of tables used in cafs and restaurants in late 19thand early 20th century France. The top, measuring 20" x 30", is a comfortable size for a place setting