Absinthe Robette Postcards, Set of 10 Posters & Prints please confirm that the spouts

please confirm that the spouts match the correct fountain

This absinthe spoon features the Fleur de Lys (or Fleur de Lis in Canada) cutout in its grille

the many antique accouterments used to add sugar to absinthe

This unique match strike (or pyrogène in French) is a reproduction of those found throughout late 19th and early 20th century France

This unusual mouth-blown carafe was inspired by a similar piece produced in France in the late 1800's

Absinthe Robette Postcards, Set of 10 Posters & Prints please confirm that the spoutsThis postcard is a reproduction of a classic absinthe poster once popular over 100 years ago. The original posters were typically quite large and colorful. This well known design features an advertisement for Robette absinthe. The iconic absinthe image features Henri Privat Livemont's famous scantly clad woman lifting a glass of absinthe up as to give thanks to a higher power. The 1896 artwork is a wonderful example of classic Art Nouveau. The back of