Mettlach #2632 Beer Stein, Bowling Stein

Mettlach .5 Liter Etched Beer Stein Bowling Tavern Scene #2632. Hairline crack at handle

1/2 Liter Pottery Stein print under glaze, circa 1892

1/2 Liter Pottery print under glaze with pewter lid, signed by Heinrich Schlitt, circa 1907

3/10 Liter Pottery print under glaze with pewter lid, designed by Heinrich Schlitt, circa 1897

3.25 Liter Pottery in relief inlaid lid signed by H. Fuchs, circa 1897

3.25 Liter Pottery cameo stein with inlaid lid, circa 1906

Mettlach 2064 Relief Beer Stein, Boy Bowling. Inscribed "Edward Holzmeyer 1888/93" pewter lid, mint2-1/4 liter

A Mettlach beer stein, #1909/727, Bowling scenes, 0.5 liter, signed H. Schlitt, incised to base. Ht: 8.5"

A Mettlach beer stein, #1909/727, Bowling scenes, 0.5 liter with music box, signed H. Schlitt and incised to base. Ht: 8.25"

Mettlach #2632 Etched 1/2L. Detailed bowling scene. Inlay lid. Mint.

German. A .5L Mettlach stein, no. 2632, with etched decoration, a pewter inlay lid and full incised marks to underside; oah. 9 in.

Mettlach #2632 Etched 1/2L. Bowling tavern scene. Inlay lid. Mint.

A lot of three German Mettlach lidded beer steins. To include: #2754, Lovers, 0.5 liter #2182, Peasants bowling, 0.5 liter #2324, Drinkers, 0.5 liter All marked to base.

German Pewter Mounted Stoneware Lidded Stein, dated 1900, by Villeroy & Boch/Mettlach, decorated with bowling scene, 9" high, 4 1/2" diam. at base. Minor interior stains, otherwise good condition.

bowling AND #1146 1/2L, students drinking

3 Liter stoneware German beer stein with incised and glazed decoration of bowling. 20th century. Villeroy & Boch, Mettlach. Form number 2956. Bottom marked with Mettlach tower, Villeroy & Boch stamp,

1/2 Liter Stoneware in relief with pewter lid, circa 1920's

Antique Character Beer Stein Bowling Pin 1/2 Liter Marked Germany

Monumental Mettlach Beerstein made into lamp circa 1895. Cylindrical shape depicting a cavalier on one side and a shield on the ohter. Measures approx 73 1/2" h.

1.0 Liter Pottery etched with inlaid lid signed by Heinrich Schlitt, circa 1901

"Alle Neune!" (Strike!), with faded Mettlach mark to base, with inscription dated 1925 to lid. H: approx. 6".

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

Big Mettlach Beer Stein Tankard. Master Stein Number 2230 Entitled Dutch Councilman and Barmaid. 2.4 Liter Signed H. Schlitt. Exceptional Detail. Semi Pewter Lid with Figural Thumb Piece. Height 14" I

3.0 Liter Pottery etched pewter lid signed by Christian Warth - Never let thirst torture you, in the cellar lies much cool elixir, circa 1897