Lot of advertising items of Pernod Fils, a house founded in 1805 that used this brand until 1951 (hence the name Pastis 51), and marketed first absinthe (until its ban in France in 1915) and then anise (pastis). 1 large green ashtray with the advertising slogan "Pernod" used by the brand on advertising media from 1932 until 1938, when the drink went from 40° to 45° and took the name "PASTIS 45" (coupled with the name Pernod Fils on advertising media). Logo on the back of the ashtray of the REVOL manufacture, ceramist of Drôme (France). 2 ashtrays of early 20th century of opaline glass with the mark Pernod Fils, one more worn than the other (lettering a little cleared). 1 green ceramic jug from 1932-1938 with brand Pernod Fils on the sides and "Pernod" on the top, REVOL logo at the bottom. 1 pitcher of blue ceramic of the 50s with the inscription Pernod 45 and Pastis 51, the two names that coexisted a few years.