Merkelbach & Wick Beer Stein, Target Girl

1/2 Liter Stoneware Stein hand painted transfer, circa early 1900's

1/2 Liter Stoneware salt glaze geometric design with pewter lid, circa 1910's

1/2 Liter Stoneware Stein, Salt Glaze hand painted transfer, circa early 1900's

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

1/2 Liter Stoneware impressed with pewter lid, circa early 1930's

1/2 Liter Stoneware impressed with pewter lid, circa early 1930's

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

The mark on bottom is identified as Merkelbach & Wick. German Beer Stein 1/2 L. MARK BRANDENBURG d. D. u. Oe. A-V. SECTION, worker/occupational art/scene, 1/2 L. MARK BRANDENBURG d. D. u. Oe. A-V. SEC

1/2 liter Regimental Pottery Beer Stein with Cannon on Pewter Lid. Merkelbach & Wick

German Regimental Merkelbach & Wick Zeppelin Blimp. 12" & 9 3/4" tall.

Stoneware Merkelbach & Wick Hand Painted 2L. Detailed scenes of hunter, animals, St Hubertus and targets. Carved horn lid of dog. Large eagle thumblift. Pewter base. Mint.

Painted Plaster Beer Advertising 19” Figure. Blatz target girl. Very good condition.

Pottery Merkelbach & Wick POG 1/2L. Suites of playing cards. Mint.

Pottery Merkelbach & Wick POG 1/2L. Medical symbol and D.H.V. initials. D.H.V. translates to “Deutschnationaler Handlungsgehilfen Verband” ( German National action federation)Established in 1896 a

Reinhold Merkelbach Art Nouveau Beer Stein Stamped RM #2026 Made in Germany

Featuring The Tyrolean Dancer Stein With The Reinhold Merkelbach Hallmark Dating Between 1945-64, Numbered 3395. Together With Another Merkelbach, Number 3378, A Hunting Scene. Both Are In Good Condit

Colorfully decorated scene, featuring man in red coat riding horse with yellow carriage. With Reinhold Merkelbach backstamp. #ReinholdMerkelbach Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 6"H x 3.75" dia. Manufactur

Mettlach #1526/1101 PUG 1/2L. Barmaid holds many steins. Relief target girl lid. Mint.

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

1/2 Liter Stoneware hand painted transfer Bavaria type with stoneware inlay, circa 1908

1/2 Liter German Merkelbach Figural Beer Stein "This is the Dearest Mother in Law". Nice condition.

DESCRIPTION: Merkelbach & Wick stoneware stein with a pewter handle. Painted with a German tavern scene tavern scene. Marked "G. Gichtinger Munchen" and impressed maker's mark. CIRCA: Late 19th centur

1/2 Liter Stoneware in relief salt glaze with pewter lid, design attributed Richard Riemerschmid, circa 1930's

2.5 Liter Pottery Stein in relief with pewter lid, circa early 1880's