Absinthe spoon “La Cressonnée”

Old advertising absinthe spoon "la cressonnée" - thick chrome metal - very good condition from the brand name "la cressonnée", which claimed to be an absinthe made from watercress. (history) aperitif sold in france between the wars. Sa garretine became la sancta on the death of mrs. Vve garret in 1919, when a company from pantin bought the brand, then we moved on to an aniseed aperitif, cressonnée, an absinthe substitute with anise and watercress, which enjoyed a certain popularity. Success. — (lionel labosse, m&mnoux, publibook, 2018, page 178) sending in a bubble envelope in a green letter with tracking.