Dispenser - Lead






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Antique lead (lood) drinking dispenser with four taps, dating to circa 1850–1900, in Belle Époque / early Art Nouveau style.
Description from the seller
Antique and very rare beverage dispenser / absinthe & liqueur fountain – Europe ca. 1890–1900
A very special and decorative antique beverage dispenser / absinthe or liqueur fountain, manufactured in Europe.
This type of object was used in cafés,
Hotels and townhouses are nowadays a rare collectible.
The dispenser is made of silvery metal and richly decorated with deep blue glaze.
tiles, typical for French and Belgian café interiors from that period. Equipped with four original
Faucets, which make the object both functional and exceptionally decorative.
Features
Period: ca. 1890–1900
Origin: Europe probably France or Belgium)
Material: silver-colored metal, glazed ceramic tiles, interior work: lead.
Tile color: deep blue
Number of taps: 4
Usage: absinthe / liqueur / liquor dispenser
Style: Belle Époque / early Art Nouveau influences
Condition
In good and original condition, with normal signs of use and aging appropriate to its age.
No visible cracks in the tiles. Faucets intact. Not tested for watertightness. Patina
present, which contributes to authenticity and charm.
Dimensions (approximate)
Height: ± 46 cm
Width: ± 57cm
Depth: ± 46 cm
Details
A rare model with four taps
Very decorative and impressive object.
Extremely suitable for collectors, hospitality interiors, or luxury bar setups.
Carefully packed and shipped insured.
Antique and very rare beverage dispenser / absinthe & liqueur fountain – Europe ca. 1890–1900
A very special and decorative antique beverage dispenser / absinthe or liqueur fountain, manufactured in Europe.
This type of object was used in cafés,
Hotels and townhouses are nowadays a rare collectible.
The dispenser is made of silvery metal and richly decorated with deep blue glaze.
tiles, typical for French and Belgian café interiors from that period. Equipped with four original
Faucets, which make the object both functional and exceptionally decorative.
Features
Period: ca. 1890–1900
Origin: Europe probably France or Belgium)
Material: silver-colored metal, glazed ceramic tiles, interior work: lead.
Tile color: deep blue
Number of taps: 4
Usage: absinthe / liqueur / liquor dispenser
Style: Belle Époque / early Art Nouveau influences
Condition
In good and original condition, with normal signs of use and aging appropriate to its age.
No visible cracks in the tiles. Faucets intact. Not tested for watertightness. Patina
present, which contributes to authenticity and charm.
Dimensions (approximate)
Height: ± 46 cm
Width: ± 57cm
Depth: ± 46 cm
Details
A rare model with four taps
Very decorative and impressive object.
Extremely suitable for collectors, hospitality interiors, or luxury bar setups.
Carefully packed and shipped insured.
