Salt glaze ash tray presenting The Fox and the Stork

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The stork eats and drinks while the fox can only look into his long, tall glass. The legend underneath the scene reads "Buchecker a pour chaque vin son verre. La cigogne n'en a pas pour le renard!" "Buchecker has for every wine its own glass. The stork did not have the right one for the fox!" I take it that Buchecker is a glass-supplier for wine bars. Their description on the back says that the produce glass, porcelain, and crystalfor restaurants, hotels, and bars. What a lovely little bit of Aesop to show up on a bar counter!

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