German Miniature Beer Stein, Dr. Carl Bueger

1/4 Liter Porcelain hand painted transfer with pewter lid, circa early 1900's

1/128 Liter Alabaster hand turned with pewter lid, circa early 1900's

1/128 Liter Stoneware in relief with pewter lid, circa 1890's

1/4 Liter Hand Blown opaline over clear hand enameled with pewter lid, circa late 1890's to early 1900's

0.25 Liter Hand Blown ruby stained hand painted with inlaid lid, circa 1870's

1/8 Liter Stoneware in relief with pewter lid, circa 1900's

1/4 Liter Pottery creamware with impressed Munich pewter lid, circa 1920's to 1930's

1/4 Liter Stoneware in relief with pewter lid, circa 1930's

1/64 Liter Stoneware in relief with pewter lid, circa late 1890's

1/64 Liter Stoneware in relief with pewter lid, circa late 1890's

1/8 Liter Pottery in relief with pewter lid, circa mid 1900's

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There's a celebration as people can be seen drinking, dancing and having a great time in this detailed miniature beer stein. Gold paint accents. Expected crazing with age; no chips. Stands at about 4

1/4 Liter hand blown faceted with great inlaid lids, circa 1880's

Collection of German stoneware miniature beer steins and tankards, seventeen (17) total, tallest 4 3/8" H. Good condition. Provenance: Lifetime collection of a Gloucester, Massachusetts home.

This ceramic miniature beer stein has gold paint accents and some expected crazing. No known manufacturer. No known Chips. Great souvenir for a Stetson University Alumni. Stands about 3" inches tall.

This lot includes: (1) Miniature German Beer Stein Post-1949 Condition is used and see photographs for additional details. The mug depicts two German women and a hunter playing mu

This lot includes: (1) Post 1949 Miniature German Beer Stein (1) "Tan Mit Mir" Miniature German Beer Stein Condition is used and see photographs for additional details. The "Tanz Mit Mir" stein is in

1/2 Liter Porcelain hand painted transfer with roster, circa 1914

1/2 Liter Pottery hand painted transfer no roster, circa 1910

Two German Regimental Beer Steins, one, 3. Inf-Rgt. Prinz Carl von Bagern. 9 Comp Augsburg 1908-1910. With ornate soldier and seated lion finial.The second. Wurttembergifiches Inf-Rgt. Nr. 180 Tubinge

1/2 Liter Stoneware Stein, Salt Glaze hand painted transfer signed by Carl Moos, possibly a Dumler & Breiden, circa early 1900's

On the left is a mini white ceramic barrel shape beer stein that was made in Germany; stands at about 1 1/2" inches. On the right is a porcelain Wien stein that was made in Germany as well and stands

Oil on Canvas Tavern Interior. Work measures 17" x 21" Canvas has some holes and abrasions, frame Signed lower left. measures 30" x 26" frame losses. Keywords: Antique, Drinking, Beer Stein, German, G