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A. J. Thewalt German Beer stein #198 The Suprise
Thewalt German Beer stein #198 “The Suprise”. It is in awesome condition. Any questions please contact me. Thanks and good luck!
German Beer Stein 926 Knight and Landsknecht Drinking
926 – In good to very good condition – No cracks or chips but looks like the lid has a broken thumb opener part. Measures about 8.5 tall. Pottery, etched, 0.3L, with lid. Text: Ob Rittersmann, ob Lanzenknecht, ein jeder gern sein Schoppen zecht. Whether knight or soldier, each gladly downs his portion of beer. Landsknecht were feudal serfs used for military purposes by their master. These “soldiers” were often traded between landowners and were, in a sense, the equivalent of modern mercenaries, with the important difference that they were not free to choose their employer. This is a used item so minor signs of wear should be expected. Any additional notes specific to this item are listed above. This will be packed with care for safe travels. Reasonable offers are considered.
German Beer Stein With Pewter Lid Hand painted In Germany
German Beer Stein hand painted in Germany with pewter lid. Never been used 9.5.
Antique German Germany WW1 Regimental Cavalry Porcelain Litho Lidded Beer Stein
Antique German Germany WW1 Regimental Cavalry Porcelain Litho Lidded Beer Stein. Good used condition some lettering is fading and the top piece of the lid is missing? Please review pictures for details and condition. Beautiful scene when you shine light underneath.
Antique large German Beer Stein made in Germany, 10 1/2 Tall
German stein 10.5 inches tall. In great condition, has nobleman on top. Please check pictures, thanks for looking.
Antique German Westerwald Stoneware Beer Stein withFloral Decor c. 1820s
Antique German Westerwald Stoneware Beer Stein with Floral Decor c. This beautiful stein was made in the late-1820s – early 1830s, it is guaranteed old give or take 10 years. It is made in a very traditional style of gray stoneware with cobalt-blue glaze. This is a very classic beer drinking vessel – a type that was produced for over centuries, from the mid-1600s to the mid-1800s. The production of saltglazed stoneware beer steins in the Westerwald region of Germany reached the highest quality by the end of the 18th century. The stein is decorated with incised drawings of stylized floral design. The decorations glazed with cobalt-blue glaze, fired and saltglazed. The lid is pewter with an acorn-shaped thumblift and 5-ring closed-type hinge. The close-type hinges appeared in the late 1600s and were replaced by the new open-type ones around the mid-1800s. The acorn-shaped thumblift was mostly used in 1810s-1830s. The stein is in an excellent for the age shape – there is no damage, no chips nor cracks or repairs. There is some minor glaze misfires – a production glitches, not damage, signs of individual, not industrial production. It was probably rarely used and was standing mostly in a closet for 200 years. This is a smaller stein – it is 6 tall to the top of the thumblift, 0.3L capacity. I guarantee the authenticity. Title: Antique Early German Westerwald Stoneware Beer Stein c. Get Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting. Attention Sellers – Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva. Com. Track Page Views With.
Antique Bohemian Milk Glass Beer Stein Hand Painted Butcher Occupational c. 1820s
Antique German Bohemian Milk Glass Beer Stein Hand Painted Butcher Occupational c. This unusual antique German beer stein is made of milk glass. The milk glass emerged at the end of 18th century as an alternative to the very expensive porcelain. It was produced until mid-1800. To achieve this porcelain-like opaque look the glass makers used opacifiers – usually bone ash or tin dioxide. The stein was made around 1820 – 1830 in the so-called Biedermeier period. It was hand-blown and hand-painted with lovely subtle enameled floral motives – very stylish and elegant. There is a large pontil mark on the bottom. The mounting consist of the pewter lid with a beautiful and very typical for the late Biedermeier acorn for the thumblift. The lid is engraved with the original owner initials J. And a picture of a bull’s head. This picture indicates that the stein belongs to “occupational” category – a highly collectable type of beer steins dedicated to the profession of their owners. The stein has a hairline that runs from a small chip at the bottom to a side of the stein. There is also a scratch on the other side. The front displays perfectly. The stein is 7 tall to the top of the thumblift, 0.5L capacity. Condition: Hairline at back and side. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Track Page Views With.
J. W. Remy 766 Antique German Character Beer Stein. 5L JWR Woman with Flower COLOR
3 hairline fractures in the ceramic. 5.75 in height.
Old German Lidded Beer Tankard Stein Beer Mug (10)
Up for sale is an old lidded beer glass tankard possibly from Germany. It looks like a tankard that might have been used in a bar/tavern. I think the lid is made from pewter. It has the number 10 etched into the lid. It measures about 5.25″ high and 3.25″ across the base. It weighs about 1KG or 1000 grams. It is marked/etched on the side 0.30 I think for the volume probably 0.3L. It has very thick glass that has many imperfections/flaws including distortions/striations and air bubbles. There is considerable wear and aging. It has some small chips. I notice two that I have shown in the last photos. There will be other wear/damage that I have not captured. I have not tried to polish the pewter so there is staining and a patina. The lid is a bit loose on the handle causing the lid to move/sit to the left on top of the mug. I mainly sell used older items including antiques, collectibles and oddities so please expect some signs of wear from use.
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