2 Antique Pottery Beer Steins 1 with Gnomes and 1 with

Four antique beer steins. Three 1/2 liter steins with incised Mettloch marks and numbered, 1146, 1795, 2557, and one Stamped Villeroy & Boch Mettloch and numbered 228. All in good condition. Tallest m

Group of two German antique pottery steins including one 1/2 liter stein decorated with six sides of playing cards, marked "Germany" and "1427" along the underside; and one 1/2 lit

Seven (7) Piece Antique Villeroy & Boch Mettlach Pottery Covered Beer Steins and Pitcher. Signed. Includes: (1) pitcher and (6) steins. Raised relief on surface. Pitcher measures 13" H, steins measure

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

Rare Antique German Beer Stein Kegel 1 Liter Pottery etched 1.0L inlaid lid Approx. 8 inch tall, weighs just under 3 pounds empty.Design attributed to O. Hupp. Text:“Wer nie mit einer vollen Maa

Antique Beer Stein, 7"h x 4 1/2"w

1/2 L. Beer Stein: Beer stein with gnomes and frogs. The banner across the top reads in German "This is how we live every day". 10" X 5 1/2" $100

Antique Mettlach 1/2 Liter German Beer Stein: Playing Cards. Size: 6.25'' x 6'' x 6'' (16 x 15 x 15 cm).

Diesinger 2-1/2 Liter Big Beer Stein. Potter marked 1997 or 1297, mark appears to have been stamped twice. Wrap around threaded relief decoration of Gnomes and Landsknecht.

1/2 Pottery etched with inlaid with lid signed by Christian Warth, circa 1903

1/2 Pottery etched with inlaid lid and music box base signed by Fritz Quidenus, circa 1900

wonderful 1/2 liter pottery stein shows a fireman fighting a dragon with the center shield phrase god to hono, neighbor to defend. pewter lid with brass helmet, axes, and ladders monogram attached.mus

Four pottery beer steins/tankards, including makers Mettlach and Villeroy and Boch. [Tallest: 6 1/2 inches].

1/2 Liter Pottery print under glaze with pewter lid, circa 1895

1/2 Liter Pottery Cameo in relief with inlaid lid, signed by Johann Baptist Stahl, circa1901

1/2 Liter Pottery in relief with inlaid lid, uncommon, circa 1898

Carved walking stick of Kaiser Wilhelm I. The jaw moves up and down. He is in uniform with sword and beer stein. Rare35 1/2" long

1/2 Liter Pottery etched and transfer signed by M. Hein - Hops and malt, may God preserve them, this is the 25th anniversary version, circa 1890

1/2 Liter Pottery in relief with inlaid lid, circa 1898

1/2 Liter Pottery etched with original pewter lid, circa 1901

1/2 Liter Pottery glazed relief with inlaid lid, design attributed to Otto Hupp, circa 1896

1/2 Liter Pottery etched, signed by F. Stuck, circa 1891

1/2 Liter Pottery etched with inlaid lid, signed by Christian Warth, circa 1901

1/2 Liter Pottery etched with inlaid lid, circa 1903