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these carafes were popular promotional and marketing tools provided to the establishment by alcohol manufacturers
These solid granite top and cast iron base tables are constructed in the same manner as they were over 100 years ago
wine-based alcohol flavored with fruit and other spices and was originally intended as a treatment against malaria
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Wrapped sugar cubes (or tablets) have not been produced in the United States since 2008
Quinquina Dubonnet Print, 11" x 14" Boucry Glass Carafe these carafes were popular promotionalThis print is a reproduction of a late 19th century French print for the drink Quinquina Dubonnet. Quinquina is a sweet, wine based alcohol flavored with fruit and other spices and was originally intended as a treatment against malaria. Quinquina Dubonnet was invented in 1846 and over the next 100 years its popularity continued to grow throughout the country. It became one of France's best known aperitif (an alcoholic drink consumed before a meal).
