Jibécé Absinthe Distillery Label Print, 11" x 8.5" Bonnecaze Absinthe Loop Carafe Some of the first absinthe

Some of the first absinthe spoons were nothing more than ordinary long spoons with small baskets attached to the middle of a long spoon

Ice water is slowly dripped from a fountain

This mouth-blown Cordon Glass is a replica of the well-known 19th-century absinthe bar glass

The table's pedestal base features a 3-legged cast iron bottom

Jibécé Absinthe Distillery Label Print, 11" x 8.5" Bonnecaze Absinthe Loop Carafe Some of the first absintheThis print is of an original late 19th century absinthe label print for the brand Jibece made from the distillery of J. B. Chamonard located in Romaneche Thorins, just north of Lyon in southwest France. The area was once well known for its absinthe distilleries. It was printed using a 4 color offset printing press, meaning each color was applied separately. This printing method would have been the same as the one used to produce the original labels.