(lot of 2) German regimental lithophane beer steins, both with polychrome glazed ceramic body, topped with hinged pewter lid, including: (1) "Proud of the Calvary" stein, 1911-1914, featuring calvary and artillery scenes, having soldier greeting a loved one lithophane, soldier on horseback finial, eagle thumblift, intact with star fracture underfoot, 12"h, 5"w, 2.8lbs, (1) "The Crowning Weapon is the Cannon" stein, 1907-1909, featuring calvary and artillery scenes, having solider greeting loved one lithophane, foliate motif lid and thumblift, 9.25"h, 5.5"w, 2.2 lbs Start Price: $100.00

8.16.21*-LOT: 768- Both are free of major chips, the stein with the horse on the lid shows some bending at back by the thumb rest, there is visible solder at horse legs see my images, there is some overall paint wear and possible touchups throughout, I do note is star fracture underfoot on this piece it is very difficult to see however when you shine the light you can see it—- The lid on the other one is slightly loose at thumb rest, it displays some spotting and patination throughout the metal, both display some paint wear as well as wear underfoot

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