Dreihausen Stoneware Grooved Stein c. 1700

Stoneware Stein 2L Dreihausen Factory. Spun grooved body. Circa 1700.

Stoneware Stein 1/2L Westerwald Factory. Applied relief figures. Circa 1700.

Stoneware Stein 1L Muskau Factory. Relief angel and applied flintstone pieces. Circa 1700. Very good condition.

Stoneware Stein 1L Westerwald Factory. Relief royal figure. Circa 1700.

Stoneware Stein 1 1/2L Westerwald Factory. Applied relief and cobalt design. Circa 1700.

Stoneware Stein 3/10L Dippoldiswalde Factory. Enameled and chipped carved. Circa 1700.

Stoneware Stein 1L Dreihausen Factory. Grooved body. Lid replaced at tang. Original strap, hinge and thumblift. Circa 1780.

Stoneware Stein 1L Dreihausen Factory. Lid dated 1715. Body grooves.

Stoneware Stein 1L Altenberg Factory. Pearl and cobalt floral decoration. Circa 1760.

Faience Stein 1 1/2L Frankfurt Factory. Blue floral designs 13� tall. Circa 1700.

Stoneware Stein 1L Westerwald Factory. Scratch-work floral design. Circa 1780. .

Norwegian Carved Wood 2L. Hunter and moose. Four carved dog feet. Lion thumblift and lid. Circa 1700.

Serpentine 1L Stein. Pewter handle, base, body bands and lid. Circa 1700. Very good condition.

Rare German Kitchen Cat Stoneware Beer Stein c. 1900; numerals impressed in the glazed base; pewter hinge to cat cover. Good condition, three small chips to edge of cat cover. Height 6 1/4 inches (16

Stoneware Stein 1L Westerwald Factory. Rosette design on round body. Circa 1700.

Copper Hand Chased 4L. Detailed heraldic shield. Circa 1700.

Two 17th/18th C. stoneware steins. A ca. 1683 brown salt glazed Altenburg Germany pewter mounted stein with an engraved pewter lid, F.R.L 1683, 8”H. An 18th C. glazed barrel form stein with appl

(lot of 2) German stoneware beer steins, 20th c., with pewter lids, tavern scenes in relief, including: (1) large stein, Thewalt, approx 21.75"h, 7.5"diam, (1) one-liter stein, approx 11.5"h, 4.25"dia

FRIAR MONK, LIDDED, 7”H

Hafnerware Stein 1L Saxon Factory. Bakers occupational applied relief panel. Circa 1700.

Six German salt-glazed stoneware beer steins, all early 20th C., including gray with blue vertical design (5in tall x 3-3/4in diameter); gray with portrait (6in tall x 4in diameter); gray with blue cu

Late 19th c. German Pewter Mounted Stoneware Stein, by Mettlach, #2373, 1899 date mark, 1/2-L, with alligator handle, depicting the founding of St. Augustine by the Spanish in 1565, centered with the

Two stoneware /stein vases by Villeroy & Boch, Mettlach c 1850. Both modelled as naturalistic tree trunks, surrounded by grape vines with platinum gilding. Agate or marble ware, made up of contrasting

Richard Riemerschmid Collection of three steins Germany, c. 1900glazed stoneware, pewter largest: 6.5 h × 5.25 w × 4 d in (17 × 13 × 10 cm) Stamped manufacturer's mark