Koziel Cut Out - Danger de mort / Danger of death Peanuts similar to that found in

similar to that found in French bistros and bars in the late 19th century

Just add ice cream and you are ready for a trip down memory lane sipping a Coca-Cola float in your 16 oz

Water carafes were usually placed on bistro tables and were the most common method of preparing a traditional French or Swiss absinthe during the Belle Époque

called 'Crimson Royale'

Jadeite Glass Mixing Bowl

Koziel Cut Out - Danger de mort / Danger of death Peanuts similar to that found inSo real, you will do a double take! Made in France, these realistic cutout silhouettes are printed on a 3mm thick rigid plastic that is light and UV resistant. Place on your mantle, shelf or, if you dare, in your window! Top tip: use Velcro pads to attach to your wall for some instant, original art. Material Thickness 3 mm Rigid plastic. Indoors or Outdoors. Specs Made in France. Fire protection and UV resistance. Plain white edge and back