White Rectangle Ceramic (Faux Marbre) French Parisian Bistro Table, 24" X 18", with Rounded Corners Glass Absinthe Fountains They supply all major sugar

They supply all major sugar companies in France with privately labeled sugar

To this day

suggesting it was popular during the French pre-ban absinthe era (before 1915)

a small town in the east of the country bordering Switzerland

White Rectangle Ceramic (Faux Marbre) French Parisian Bistro Table, 24" X 18", with Rounded Corners Glass Absinthe Fountains They supply all major sugarThis rectangular French Bistro table is ideal for hospitality use. The ceramic top lends itself to daily restaurant and bar use. The compressed stone and more durable than marble. The table is reminiscent of tables used in cafs and restaurants in late 19thand early 20th century France. These antiques are found in many gardens or backyard terraces throughout France. The top, measuring 18" x 24", makes a functional cocktail table for a bar or a small