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French designer Mathieu Lehanneur has created a glass with a stem that holds exactly one measure of alcohol for liqueur brand Ricard. Lehanneur designed the glassware primarily for bars and restaurants to enable the precise amount of Ricard 's anise-flavoured spirits to be poured. The flared stem prevents ice cubes from distorting the measurement and forming crystals that detract from the taste while permanently sitting in the liqueur. A carafe for mixers has a similar spout to the glass stem and a larger base with the same conical shape. Mathieu Lehanneur has completed a few projects recently, such as the interior of a  cafe in Paris that serves food in edible packaging and a chandelier that looks like illuminated lengths of rope .

Bigger than a ...

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At 8" diameter, these black thatch bread baskets are great for serving bread & rolls at smaller table settings. They’re also perfect for sandwich servings. And they are under 10 bucks! Would look great as the centerpiece on a gorgeous glass dining table :)

Parc here

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Every time we eat here we feel like we are in a canal side bistro in Paris. It is our favorite restaurant the Philly. Plus, it's a Stephen Starr restaurant. Try the French Onion Soup, Burger, and Seafood (Fruits de Mer) Platter, Moules Frites, Profiteroles for dessert. Do make reservations, it gets crazy! http://www.parc-restaurant.com/