(2) 0.5 L Etched Mettlach Steins, 406, 2532

(2) 0.5 L Handpainted, Etched Mettlach Steins, 406, hand painted with shield shaped crest, pewter lid with horned animal, 8 3/4" h, 1885-95 mark;; 2532, Drunken Scene signed Quidenus, lid inset cracke

Mettlach Etched Beer Stein, 1/2 L, #1527, "Four Men Drinking". Pewter rim lid and handle with porcelain insert with shield and cap, 9" (including handle). No marks on bottom. Reference: Gary Kirsner,

(3) 0.5 L Mettlach Relief Barrel Steins, 468, early mark, platinum overlay, (2) 675. all with oak leaf cluster inset lid, 5 1/2" , 5 3/4" h, no damage noted

The 1/2 liter size with etched and hand painted scene of man on horse back over band with motto, incised Abbey trademark, Mettlach, numerals 2889 and 03 on the base. Engraved "KS" 7.8.1913 on the pewt

METTLACH LOHENGRIN CERAMIC STEIN 1/2 L #2391: (Wedding March of the Swan Knight) Etched and glazed decoration throughout the body. WEIGHT: 2 POUNDS. 9" X 4" 1/4

(2) 0.25, 0.30 L Mettlach Steins, 2608, IV, 3 panel cameo, slave to 2607; 2276, II, etched and relief, Nurnberg Goose Boy, 5 3/4", 6 1/2" h, no damage noted

Mettlach 0.5L Stein (George Ehret Brewery) Pottery, transfer and etched, 0.5L, inlaid lid, signed by M. Hein. “Hopfen u. Malz, Gott erhalt’s.” (Hops and malt, may God preserve them!)

Amazing stein dated 1893, made for the Chicago World's Fair. Etched body with two women. Pewter Lid with Eagle. Very Rare and desirable Stein. 21 1/2" to top of pewter lid. excellent6 Liters. Excellen

(2) 0.5 L porcelain Radish Steins, Sad Radish, Bismarck Radish, marked Musterschutz, no damage noted, 6 1/2" , 7 1/4" tall

A Collection of 7 Nice German Beer SteinsA good collection of 7 beer steins, including 2 stoneware steins, 2 etched steins, and 3 Mettlach steins. All lidded.

Mettlach etched stoneware 1/2L stein, Old German Drinkers, #1932, signed C. Warth (Christian Warth, 1820-1902), pewter heraldic lid in low relief with night and shield, scrolled griffin mask thumb res

Antique HR Hauber and Reuther Beer Stein 1/2 L Etched . Stamped HR Germany #222 Condition: has a small factory defect behind the handle where the glaze is missing - not chipped

Two Mettlach Steins L - #1403; 1/2 liter, covered, presentation. R - #2086; molded, 1/2 liter. Excellent. Max. Ht. 9"

Lot of (2) Late 19th Mettlach Villeroy & Boch German Lidded Steins, incl: Gnomes drinking and playing, #2184, 1/2-L, with figural pewter thumb lift, 8 1/2" high; and Lovers, #1968, 1/2-L, with figural

#171; Villeroy & Boch; 1/2 L; ceramic with band of dancing figures; H-6 1/2", G-VG

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

Mettlach Stein #2585 with Munchen city scene/Munchen child is standing on the world showing beer capital. Stein is marked 1/2 L, and is 10" tall with Bavarian pewter lion hinge.

Mettlach Stein #1675 is 9" tall and has a lovely valley scene and German writing. The stein has a pewter hinge and a mark for 1/2 L. It is also marked "1386 Jubilaumsfeier 1886."

Vintage Mettlach Stein #2581 is approx. 9" tall and has a musical motif. Pewter hinge is decorative and the lid is engraved G. Beninghausen. Stein has mark for 1/2 L.

Mettlach Stein from Brick Wall series, #2833, with scene of Rhein river and German writing. Stein has mark for 1/2 L, and is approx. 9" tall with a pewter hinge.

3 PC. METTLACH FIGURAL CHERUBIC STEINS: Comprising; 1- Mettlach #2025 Etched .3 L. Cherubs, 1908. 1- Mettlach #2025 Etched .5 L. Cherubs, 1901. 1- Mettlach #1396, .5 L., Drunken Cherub, 1885, with Cop

Four Mettlach Beer Steins. Comprising #9716 1/2 L, #2765 1/2 L, #2720 1/2 L, #2006 1/2 L with pewter cover. {Approximate overall dimensions: 6 1/8 - 9 1/8 inches high.}. Condition: 2765 with chip to r

Stamped Villeroy at the bottom. Both engrave with 1/2 L. One has a minor chip/loss at top of lid. Please see last photo for reference. 7" x 4.5" dia (101-9079)

A spoof on black culture, the piece is titled "Turn=Schule in Oefafrika" (School in Africa). Creme colored stein, marked 1/2 L. Marked on bottom, "Geschutzt, 979, 1909."