19th Century German Beer Stein or Biernkrug

Beautiful 19th century German handmade monumental beer stein with engravings and deer figurine, marked, good condition, W: 6 inches, H: 7.8 inches, D: 4 inches, Weight: 15.3 ozt/476.8 g

Made by R.M. FZinn company. Boy and girl lithopane on inside bottom of this lovely piece

Early 19th century German pewter beer stein or ‘Walzenkrug’ of cylindrical form with flared base and urn-shaped thumblift; Lid inscribed with owner’s initials and dated 1824; Maker: Johann Augus

19th / 20th Century German Beer Steins and Cigar Humidor Tobacco Jar Colection Lot #1 Mettlach 1/2 Liter Stein with Pewter Lid Man and Talking Rooster Walking on a Country Path 9" Tall 3" Opening ( Da

19th century German pewter beer stein or cylindrical measure of .4 litre capacity by the Maker, SIEFKEN of Varel, Germany, circa 1825, H 6 ¼".

Six 19th and 20th century German beer steins. Various Pewter lids and shaped thumb pieces over ceramic mugs. Salt glaze and polychrome decoration by makers including Hauber & Reuther and Albert Stahl

An antique late 19th and early 20th-century German stoneware beer stein by Mettlach. Tall vessel with a figurative handle and hinged pewter lid. The hand-painted etched body represents a multi-figure

Antique late 19th early 20th century German hand painted porcelain beer stein mug. Features a raging battle scene in raised high relief, the handle having a dog face, the remainder having a female tor

19th century. Stoneware beer mug having well decorated body surrounded by playing card motif and also at the lid the same decoration with hinged top and acorn form thumb handle. H7" Sold from the coll

Probable South German, perhaps Bavarian faience, circa late 18th/early 19th century. Faience is a style of glazed earthenware pottery that was a cheaper substitute of porcelain back when porcelain was

An antique late 19th Century German art pottery drinking stein flagon mug produced by Villeroy and Boch at the Mettlach factory. A portrait vessel with a central image of George Ehret (1835-1927), fou

The lot includes two antique German salt-glazed lidded beer steins, each with its own unique charm and historical significance. The first stein is a 19th-century Reinhold Merkelbach beer stein, featur

German beer pitcher, late 19th century, executed in glazed pottery having a pewter lid and thumb lift, above an urn form body, decorated with men in Renaissance dress raising steins of beer, framed by

Ceramic or earthenware mug for beer, depicting figures and a Jewish Star. Turquoise. Unknown origin and period. Apparently Europe, possibly German or Austrian, circa the 19th century or earlier.Height

Villeroy & Boch (German). A large and impressive late 19th Century Art Nouveau tankard ewer pitcher, signed by artist Christian Warth (1820-1902). Features exquisite decoration with encircling applied

Resting Workman with a beer stein 4 3/4" x 3 1/2" late 19th century

German pewter and glass, 6 3/4" high and Austrian glass with metal overlay, 8" high

Two Early 20th Century German Beer Steins. Including a Mettlach stein that features a hunting scene, #2530, and a Villeroy & Boch beer pitcher with a band of cameo decoration, #171. The stein has a re

A set of three mid-century German beer steins. The vessels have a ceramic body with blue-painted relief and a metal ornamented lid. Designs include: gnomes drinking and playing cards, a watchmaker, an

TWO 19TH C. GERMAN BEER STEINS Decorated pewter tops, one dated "1902", depicting Inf. regiment, 9 1/2" h, bottom of portrait inside of Leopold in uniform; and a 12 1/2 liter stein, tradesman depictin

A 19th century Regensburg salt glazed stoneware beer stein with image of King Gambrinus on the front, along with two other figures. Lid reads "Gedenkemein" (Commemorate), inscription along the bottom

Group of Six 19th Century German Bear Steins, Height of the Largest: 9 Inches

Villeroy & Boch (German). A circa late 19th Century German stoneware stein drinking vessel with incised encircling polychrome decorated scene of Tyrolean style huntsmen in a forest landscape with a co

19th century German pewter stein or 'Walzenkrug' with elaborate body engraved decorations, owner's initials & date 1853 on lid, maker's mark in lid