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Antique ABSINTHE liquor bottle PERNOD FILS hand blown w/ CRUDELY APPLIED seal

$ 105.59

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Era: Antique (Mid-late 1800's)
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Item Description: TRUE ANTIQUE Pernod Fils ABSINTHE old bottle
  • Desirable Features: The real thing - Antique ABSINTHE bottle
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Country of Manufacture: United States
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  • Color: Green
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days

    Description

    A LARGE
    12" inch + tall
    beautiful DEEP OLIVE GREEN colored
    cylinder shaped
    ANTIQUE ABSINTHE LIQUOR BOTTLE
    that has an applied seal on the shoulder.
    Note the SUPER CRUDE applied seal on this one, it was like the glass blower applied the seal and then started to leave before it was ready and he started to take part of it with him!
    This is a very early hand
    B
    lown
    I
    nto
    M
    old
    A
    pplied
    L
    ip bottle (
    BIMAL
    ), it actually has a crude 'laid on ring' and the
    SUPER CRUDE
    separately applied seal, dating it back to the mid-late 1800's
    .
    Seal embossed
    : "
    * / PERNOD FILS / *
    "
    .
    Condition
    :
    This bottle is in overall EXCELLENT CONDITION, comparatively speaking, as these usually have heavy stain (patina) and etching.   This one has just some traces of stain, age wear, and has remnants of the lead foil that at one time covered the neck but other than these things, there is NOTHING SIGNIFICANTLY wrong with it. NO cracks, chips, dings, damage, etc. (See photos for overall condition)
    .
    Age
    : A super early hand-blown bottle (Blown-In-Mold = BIM) with an applied-top / laid on ring, and an
    APPLIED-SEAL
    , ca. mid-late
    1800's
    .
    The seal on the shoulder is APPLIED not molded or embossed, which is a desirable characteristic and testimony of a super early bottle
    .
    Shipping
    :
    FREE
    domestic shipping,
    includes
    insurance.   We do NOT insure International orders unless buyer specifically requests this and we are able to provide an insurance estimate.  If an international shipping charge is much more than the actual shipping cost, we will refund the excess so what YOU pay for shipping/insurance is very close to, if not exactly, the ACTUAL shipping costs! This is important for foreign buyers to know as most of our foreign shipping charges are estimates.  We do not falsify information on the Customs Form, such as a price other than what the actual purchase price is, so please do not request us to do so. We ship several times a week and your prompt payment will hasten the turn-around time.
    As clearly seen in the pictures, this
    bottle is EMPTY, it has NO contents.  NOTE
    THE SUPER CRUDE applied seal on this one, it was like the glass blower applied the seal and then started to leave before it was ready and he started to take part of it with him!
    In researching this bottle we find that it contained Absinthe, and Pernod Fils was a popular brand of absinthe prior to 1915, the year absinthe was banned throughout most of Europe.
    Like most absinthe, Pernod Fils was produced by macerating the herbs wormwood, fennel, melissa and anise in high-proof grape spirit in a copper alembic where they were then distilled, to produce a transparent liquor. Part of the distillate was then steeped with more green-colored herbs, such as hyssop and petite wormwood, to produce a green colored liquor that was then filtered and mixed with the main part. This was mostly to impart additional flavor and aroma to the absinthe, but also had the additional benefit of enhancing its visual appeal and it came to be know as The Green Ferry (La Fée Verté).  The final product was roughly 68% alcohol. The predominant flavor in Pernod Couvet, like all absinthe, was anise, which has a pronounced liquorish taste.
    After mental-health issues started to arise about Absinthe users
    , manufacturers began producing variations of it and promoting it as a healthful tonic
    , in an attempt to combat the attacks on absinthe during the early twentieth century.   Some very notable artists, authors, actors, poets, musicians, and entertainers all shared a common ground in Absinthe.  Notable past Absinthe users include such ones such as
    Oscar Wilde, Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway;
    and it's even been said that the author
    Mary Shelley wrote the book 'Frankenstein', while under its influence?
    Here is a very nice example of this ever popular bottle, it actually is one of the better ones we've seen
    ,
    check it out!
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