A pair of German grey salt glaze moonflasks with cobalt

Pair Salt Glaze / Cobalt Beer Tankards, model 406, relief cast coat of arms, 1588 date, winged figures, scrolls and panels, pewter lids, early 20th C, 17 1/2"h. CONDITION: Very good. One with loose pe

GERMAN GREY/BLUE STONEWARE SALT GLAZE TUREEN, H 12 1/2", D 15 1/2" :#297

Two German Cobalt / Salt Glaze Beer Tankards, includes: 2 1/2"l, molded in 1934, "Zum Woblsein", a band of frolicking figures, 14 1/2"h, and model 105 having a molded maiden with shield, fan leaf and

German Cobalt / Salt Glaze Punch Bowl & Mugs, 5"l, covered punch bowl with incised monogram on base "Gott Schutze Moselland und Rhein", castle panels, 12 1/2"h; plus two similar 1/2"l, beer steins. CO

Comprising: an octagonal coffee pot with beading by Mauser, a molded square dish by Gorham, a pair of German open salts with cobalt glass liners, a reticulated cake basket, a low reticulated compote b

Pair of Beer Collectibles. *German Style Salt Glaze Stein. Approx. 8.75"H. *Louis F. Neuweiler's Sons Decorative Tray. Approx. 12" Diameter. Stein has a repair on handle as seen in photos. Photos are

German Westerwald salt glaze stoneware pitcher, 19th c., cobalt on gray tinted ground, in the form of a bearded man, centering plaque, translating to "Who never loves, drinks, or sings, will never be

Early 20th Century Pair of German 800 Sterling Silver Salt Cellars Cobalt Blue Glass circa 1911 Reticulated pattern Continental with Cobalt Art Glass original inserts footed salts Hallmarked and stamp

An 1890's pre-prohibition Schlitz Brewing Co. advertising beer mug manufactured by White's of Utica, New York in a lovely cobalt blue on grey salt glaze stoneware pottery. The mug reads: "SCHLITZ MILW

Late 19th century blue and grey salt glaze stoneware figural jug, German, possibly Sarreguemines, unmarked. H. 14 3/4 inches. Condition Note: age cracks, small chips, etc.

DESCRIPTION: A five piece lot of German Salt glaze ceramic steins featuring in 1 Liter and .5 Liter sizes, decorated in cobalt blue patterns with written text. Completed at the top with pewter lids, e

Salt Glaze Cobalt Stoneware Pitcher in good condition, German, 7.5''H

Salt Glaze Cobalt Stoneware Pitcher in good condition, German. 7.5''H

Salt Glaze Cobalt Stoneware Pitcher in good condition, German, 9.25''H

Small ceramic stein, possibly Mettlach (unmarked), circa late 19th/early 20th century. Blue and grey saltglaze finish. Good condition. H. 6 inches.

Boot-shaped stein or vase from the Westerwald area of German, with blueish grey body and dark cobalt glaze, in hte form of an elaborate boot. Impressed "Germany" with the number 316 to underside. Prob

Antique German Monumental Westerwald Salt Glaze Stoneware Ewer Jug Ring Body Cobalt Blue Floral Art Nouveau Motif Rising on Round Pedestal Base Face Forms at Spout #156 13.25" H 8" D In Overall Good C

Grey salt glaze stoneware crock marked 1 1/2 with two hand holds below lip and an artist mark cobalt glaze flare detail exterior. Chocolate brown interior glaze protects this high quality crock and ma

likely 18th century or earlier. fine form with salt glaze, exhibiting cobalt, iron and manganese decoration surrounding body. H9" Collection of Dr. Jack Dillard Ashley, Columbia, South Carolina.

Three salt glazed stoneware pitchers with loosely drawn cobalt and incised designs. One with attached pewter cover and thumb plate. 19th C. Tallest, approx. 14" H.

DESCRIPTION: Two matching salt cellars, each composed of cobalt glass bowls set into its own 800 silver, open-work base. Includes two sterling silver cellar spoons. Hallmarked around lower ring of bas

(lot of 4) German salt-glazed stoneware, relief scenes with cobalt blue glaze, including: (1) Albert Jacob Thewalt handled pitcher, no. 42, impressed mark underfoot, approx 11.5"h, (1) Gerz stein, ban

Early to mid 19th century German salt glazed Stoneware planter jardiniere. Having a two-part cast of body and base, decorated with a Cobalt Blue on Light Blue glaze ground. Decorated throughout with c

Gorgeous lot of porcelain plates are Echt Weimar Kobalt made in the German Democratic Republic.  A pair of them with cobalt glaze and gold gilt with colorful flowers.  The rest of them are heavy c