Bonnecaze Baton Rouge, La Paris Match Strike Glassware

Bonnecaze Baton Rouge, La Paris Match Strike GlasswareThis unique match strike is a reproduction of those found throughout late 19th and early 20th century France. It was common to see a match striker sitting on a bistro table or bar at that time. The strikers are comprised of two separate parts. First, the top cylindrical container is used to hold matches. And the other, the ribbed surface on its side (or base), is used to strike and ignite the match. In the past, the pieces also served as

The table folds down and the 4 folding chairs store inside the unit for a nice compact set

5" and the seat height is 12"

A sturdy base with legs connected by curved crossbar adds to the allure

minimalist profile surrounding the original circular mirror

this versatile bin serves as a unique décor accent with timeless design that seamlessly blends functionality and aesthetic appeal

reading areas

subtle recessed pulls

Quantity: Set of 6 (2 Armchairs

Opened almost 200 years ago this beautiful piece of artwork visualizes the fairy tales and magic of the Tivoli Park

as shown in the pictures

or mounted on a wall

etched Kingwell Icefire and numbered on the base edge