Lithopain Beer Stein

Lithopain beer stein in good condition. Measurements are 8 1/4"x5"x3 1/2".

19th century very heavy English sterling silver beer stein, marked, high quality, all handmade, good condition, W: 9.5 inches, H: 12.75 inches, D: 7.5 inches, Weight: 79.73 ozt ( 2480 grams)

Mettlach 1161 Etched Beer Stein, 7 liter, pewter lid, 22" tall

with pewter lid, #2777 16 3/4" high overall early 20th century

Title: Beer Stein / Tankards and Cups Description: Rare Antique St. Louis Silver Company Flemish Oak and Silver Beer Steins / Tankards and Cups., Very Early 1900's. Date/Period: All very early 19th Ce

Museum Quality Bronze Beer Stein &Tray 19th Century With A Fine Antique Pedestal. Museum Quality Bronze Beer Stein And Tray 19th Century. Overall Height 58" Tall On pedestal, Tray measure 18" Across,

An antique late 19th and early 20th-century German stoneware beer stein by Mettlach. Tall vessel with a figurative handle and hinged pewter lid. The hand-painted etched body represents a multi-figure

Early 18th Century turned serpentine stone tankard with silver lid, handle and rings, good condition with a few dents in the lid and is some chipping in the base, the lid is marked with a "D" and the

Beautiful 19th century German handmade monumental beer stein with engravings and deer figurine, marked, good condition, W: 6 inches, H: 7.8 inches, D: 4 inches, Weight: 15.3 ozt/476.8 g

Mettlach 1736 Full Color Decoration 3 liter Beer Stein. It measures 14.5" tall.

7 very ornate ceramic beer steins with movable tops (all except one.) Four of the steins are about 11" tall and range from 3.5" diameter to 4" diameter. Two of them are 8" tall and 3.5" in diameter. T

Antique Schierholz "Four Herring" lidded .5 liter beer stein. The stein measures approx. 8" tall overall and is in very nice condition with no chips or cracks, has some light paint loss near the base.

Looks to be perfect condition. Depicts a Boar in a German-type feathered hat smoking a pipe. Marked on bottom. Condition: (Near Mint). Dimensions: 8" x 8" x 6".

WW1 Antique Regimental Prinz Carl Porcelain Imperial Germany 118th Infantry Beer Stein 1912-14. Reserve Hat Ruh. Worms, Germany 1912-14. 118th (4th Grand Ducal Hessian) Infantry "Prince Charles."

Fine Victorian Antique Sterling Silver Beer Stein. 616G. Hall Mark and is 800 Silver. Measures 11 3/4" Tall

Beer stein with enameled decoration and ball thumb lift. Lid etched with "E. B." and "1709". 9.75"h

Large 6 liter Mettlach German beer stein. # 1818 signed Gorig. Tavern scene on front. 19 3/4" to top of handle.

Pewter lid (with separated figural finial). Incised allegorical scene with royalty, knights, and swans. Swan designs on base (damage as shown). 8.5"D X 23"H

Carved Black Forest Beer Stein circa 1880-1905. Hinged top with mountain ram. Handle carved as a tree branch with oak leaves and acorn which travel around barrel. Base has mountain top with leaves and

Mettlach #1818 Etched 6 liter Beer Stein, Pewter Lid, Fantastic Detail. 20.5" tall

2.5 Liter Pottery etched with inlaid lid signed by Heinrich Schlitt, circa 1902

ABP cut Glass Beer Stein, internally cased in cranberry, with a fantastic engraved window of a hunting scene. Probably European origin.

18" Early Stoneware Muskau Tullenkanne, book included, circa 1800 to 1820

1.5 Liter Pottery etched with silver lid signed by Fritz Quidenus uncommon, circa 1900