Jourdan Loop Bistro Water Carafe Semi-Star Absinthe Spoon #6 very few fountains have survived

very few fountains have survived intact with their original glass bowl

Base of dripper fits a 3

This French metal plaque is a great way to direct someone to the men's restroom

It features 3 heavy-duty steel prongs used under the table top to hold the granite to the base

The grill of the spoon features a beautiful design of the Eiffel Tower situated in the Champ de Mars

Jourdan Loop Bistro Water Carafe Semi-Star Absinthe Spoon #6 very few fountains have survivedThis mouth blown carafe takes inspiration from similar pieces used in European cafs and restaurants during the late 19th century. Once filled, the water within the carafe enhances and expands the text on the domed base. The loop, or "loupe" in French, refers to the magnifying glass like indention at the bottom of the carafe. This magnification was an effective marketing tool, drawing attention to the traditional French and Swiss absinthe. J. B.