Early 20th-Century French Bistro Soda Siphon in Pink Glass - 12½"

This beautiful early 20th-century French soda siphon stands out for its delicate salmon-pink glass and elegant, gently flared body with vertical fluting. The etched Art Nouveau lettering adds a beautiful graphic detail. It reads “Grandes Brasseries de Chalon-sur-Saône,” connecting the piece to its origins in Burgundy. The original metal mechanism provides an appealing contrast to the translucent glass.

Originally used to dispense carbonated water in cafés, bars and restaurants, siphon bottles became familiar fixtures of French café culture.

With its unusual color and graceful proportions, this siphon brings a decorative touch of traditional French café culture to the home. It would look beautiful on a kitchen shelf, drinks cabinet or home bar, particularly when grouped with other vintage glass bottles in contrasting shades. Intended for decorative use only.