JUNOD ABSINTHE - c. 1900
JUNOD ABSINTHE - c. 1900
Rare original promotional pyrogenic ceramic piece with a scraper. 8.5 x 8.5 cm.
In excellent condition -
The red color is perfectly vibrant.
No chips or cracks.
The only minor note is that the gold trim is partially faded.
PYROGEN: A vintage 1900s bistro item designed to be placed on tables to hold matches, which were struck against its rough surface to light them and display an advertisement.
Founded in Pontarlier in 1838 by Henri-Auguste Junod, the company was taken over by his son Arthur Junod in 1870.
Following the ban on absinthe in France in 1915, the assets and brands of this illustrious distillery in the Haut-Doubs region were acquired and subsequently integrated into the Pernod Fils Réunis group.
Doubs/Burgundy-Franche-Comté
JUNOD ABSINTHE - c. 1900
Rare original promotional pyrogenic ceramic piece with a scraper. 8.5 x 8.5 cm.
In excellent condition -
The red color is perfectly vibrant.
No chips or cracks.
The only minor note is that the gold trim is partially faded.
PYROGEN: A vintage 1900s bistro item designed to be placed on tables to hold matches, which were struck against its rough surface to light them and display an advertisement.
Founded in Pontarlier in 1838 by Henri-Auguste Junod, the company was taken over by his son Arthur Junod in 1870.
Following the ban on absinthe in France in 1915, the assets and brands of this illustrious distillery in the Haut-Doubs region were acquired and subsequently integrated into the Pernod Fils Réunis group.
Doubs/Burgundy-Franche-Comté
