Pig Pewter Knife Rest White Marble and Iron Base This area at the bottom

This area at the bottom of the carafe is called the loop or loupe in French

It is an exact reproduction of a middle 19th-century absinthe spoon

This reaction is referred to as an absinthe louche (pronounced loosh)

very few fountains have survived intact with their original glass bowl

sipping a glass of Pastis

Pig Pewter Knife Rest White Marble and Iron Base This area at the bottomOur pewter knife rests are both attractive and practical by providing a place to rest your knife while eating. When not using their knife at the dinner table, many people find that there is no other place to lay their knife, other than on the side of their plate. Not only is this unattractive, but many times the knife will slide off the plate, dirtying the table or tablecloth. This reproduction vintage French knife rest provides an attractive solution