White Italian Carrara Marble French Parisian Bistro Table, 40" X 24", Rectangle 2 Spout Author Phil Baker explores absinthe's

Author Phil Baker explores absinthe's squalid past

Please note that as with any natural stone (marble

The bottom of the spoon has a small ridged area that was originally used to break apart a piece of sugar from a sugar loaf before sugar cubes were available

as is done in a traditional French/Swiss absinthe ritual

White Italian Carrara Marble French Parisian Bistro Table, 40" X 24", Rectangle 2 Spout Author Phil Baker explores absinthe'sThis traditional rectangular French Bistro table is an exact reproduction of tables used in cafs and restaurants in late 19thand early 20th century France. Original antique tables (like this one) are commonly found in gardens or backyard terraces throughout France. The top measures 24" (61 cm) wide by 40" (101. 6 cm) long, and the table will accommodate a place setting for four. This is a heavy, solid marble table. The rim of the marble top features a