Reindeer / Stag Pewter Knife Rest Absinthe Brouilleurs refers to the magnifying glass-like

refers to the magnifying glass-like indention at the bottom of the carafe

he was also a popular entertainer

held by a spoon

The plaque has two holes that allow it to be attached to almost any fence or wall

A traditional spoon that typically would have been found in most cafes and bars throughout Europe in pre-ban absinthe days (before 1915)

Reindeer / Stag Pewter Knife Rest Absinthe Brouilleurs refers to the magnifying glass-likeOur 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 them 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 to this