A pewter-mounted Muskau stoneware stein, dated 1660

H.: 15,5 cm Condition: Excellent.

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.

A Mettlach Pewter Mounted Stoneware Stein h. schlitt model 2825, the hinged lid simulating a terracotta turret, the body with a continuous scene depicting figures in Medieval dress with a castle in th

A Pewter Mounted Stoneware Stein, Lemp Brewing, St. Louis Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 7 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Condition Condition reports

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

An exceptional pewter-mounted stoneware Westerwald jug, dated 1730, H 31 cmWith cobalt blue and manganese glaze and decorated with star macarons.

Mettlach pewter mounted stoneware half-liter stein, of cylindrical form, showing castles of the Black Forest, pewter thumb rest, measuring 8.5 inches.

Mettlach pewter mounted stoneware half-liter stein, of cylindrical form, with a frieze of library bindings, cast owl thumbpiece, surmounted by a domed cover. Height 6 3/4 inches.

A METTLACH PEWTER MOUNTED AND POLYCHROME ENAMELED STONEWARE STEIN, "LEGAL BOOKS" PATTERN, 1/2 LITER, IMPRESSED MARKS AND NUMBERS, CIRCA 1893, of traditional form and sides centering a continuous row o

Rare Dippoldiswalde pewter mounted stoneware tankard, the engraved lid dated 1665 and initialed "C. G.", all above a cylindrical body with a band of kerbschnitt embellished in blue and white enamel. 6

Lot of (2) Villeroy & Boch Mettlach Pewter Mounted Etched Steins, incl: Thirsty Knight stein, #2382, dated 1898, 9 1/4" high, small chip/frit to top; and Musicians stein, #1163, dated 1889, 8 5/8" hig

Stoneware Stein 3L Bunzlau Factory. Thrown body with brown glazed. Pewter down the handle and attached to the base. Lid dated 1818. Very good condition.

late 19th century; each pewter mounted stein with relief decoration and stamp mark, 5 1/2 and 7 in. H.

A lot of six Mettlach stoneware steins. To include: #2800, #2800, #2099, #1976, #2002 and #1654. All having pewter mounted lids. Ht: 9" Dia: 4" (largest)

A lot of five Mettlach stoneware steins and loving cup. Comprised of: #2931, #1370, #2950, #2237 and #2077. All having pewter mounted lids. Ht: 10" Dia: 4.125"

AN ADOLPH DIESINGER MOLDED CREAM STONEWARE AND PEWTER MOUNTED CHARACTER STEIN, HOHR, GERMANY, CIRCA 1901-1910, glazed 1/2 liter in the form of a cat holding a ball of yarn, mounted with pewter ring an

Stoneware Stein 1L Muskau Factory. Scratch floral design with cobalt and brown glazed body. Lid dated 1687. From the Bob Alutin collection. Very good condition.

Two large Mettlach grey stoneware tankard steins, #2930 and #3025, Figures in relief. Having pewter mounted lids. Ht: 14" Dia: 5.5"

Lot of (2) Villeroy & Boch Mettlach Pewter Mounted Etched Steins, incl: Hiddigeigei the Cat, #2007, signed by F. Stuck, dated 1899, 7 3/8" high; and Persian pattern stein, #1261, 1919 date, 7 3/8" hig

Vintage Pewter Mounted Etched Stein by Villeroy & Boch Mettlach, #2286 - "Drinker with the Owner of Zur Linde", dated 1906, with inlaid lid, 16" high, glued lid center panel breaks.

1784 Dated German Stoneware Stein, H 10.2" W 7" 2 pcs + a Pewter Beer Stein Circa 1960 | Period monogram "JMDE". Blue on grey salt glazed. Also a 6.5" pewter and pottery beer mug "Kochel Brau Munchen"

A traditional raised relief stoneware stein with a pewter lid featuring a mounted Medieval era Knight in full battle dress pausing at the Castle Gate. The stein is approx 5 1/2" x 4" x 10 1/2&

Stoneware, brown salt glaze, partially with cobalt blue highlights, pewter Inside of the lid with three pewter hallmarks; on the outside engraved ‘D. L. 1744’ Cylindrical tankard with pewter mount

Pair of Westerwald stoneware steins decorated with both knibis and stamped decoration. One pewter cover dated 1800. Tallest 9.25"