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Absinthe Brouilleurs II - Cusenier "See Saw" and Terminus
Brouilleurs varied widely in complexity, from simple pierced glass or metal bowls, to
those with a separate platform for the sugar cube, to the charming "Auto Verseur" made
for Cusenier.
The Cusenier brouilleur in action.

With thanks to Luc Santiago-Rodriguez, of  Vert d’Absinthe.
The famous Absinthe Oxygenee Cusenier "Auto Verseur" mixer, with
its small see-saw to control the dripping water.
See a similar brouilleur in the 1913
movie Absinthe, available on DVD here.
Large silver-plate brouilleur with a
perforated platform to hold the
sugar cube.
Many forgeries exist of this item!
Absinthe Terminus brouilleur
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Metal brouilleur with three holes
Cailar & Bayard metal brouilleur.
A circa 1910-1920 Spanish cut glass
and matching brouilleur
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