Liqueur Malette French Match Strike, with Gift Box and 100 Strike Anywhere Matches Green Marble and Iron base were commonly placed on a

were commonly placed on a bar countertop to hold absinthe spoons used in preparing a traditional French/Swiss absinthe

Warn others of your guard cat with this French metal plaque

they are best kept under an overhang

Doing so could quickly overfill the glass

The size lends itself to various settings

Liqueur Malette French Match Strike, with Gift Box and 100 Strike Anywhere Matches Green Marble and Iron base were commonly placed on aThis unique match strike (or pyrogne in French) is a reproduction of those found throughout late 19th and early 20th century France. It was common to see a match striker sitting on a bistro table or bar at that time. The strikers are comprised of two separate parts. First, the top cylindrical container is used to hold matches. And the other, the ribbed surface on its side (or base), is used to strike and ignite the match. In the past, the pieces also