A German salt glazed stoneware novelty character stein,

A German salt glazed stoneware novelty character stein, modelled as a frog, relief moulded with verses to the leaves, pewter mount and inset lid, impressed 119, 23cm high

Antique German Salt Glazed Stoneware Stein. Featuring a duck motif, with a pewter lid. 14.75 inches in height.

Six German salt-glazed stoneware beer steins, all early 20th C., including gray with blue vertical design (5in tall x 3-3/4in diameter); gray with portrait (6in tall x 4in diameter); gray with blue cu

Antique German Westerwald Salt Glazed Stoneware Pitcher Stein Circa 1880-1900, W: 8.75 inches, H: 14 inches, D: 4.5 inches

(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

German Stoneware Cobalt Salt Glazed Beer Stein Pewter Lid Lot of 3 7 - 7 3/4 inches tall.

GERMAN COBALT DECORATED STONEWARE BEER STEIN, salt-glazed, having two figures on one side and a floral decoration on the other, molded figural thumb rest on metal lid. Impressed "6" on base otherwise

Vintage German Beer Stein Cobalt Blue Stoneware Tankard Salt Glazed Mug 8 3/8 inches tall. Inv # 2413

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"

Signed early 20th century oil painting on artist board. Subject depicting a salt glazed stoneware crock pitcher with daisies still life set in decorative frame. Measuring approx 12" x 14.5" image size

TWO WESTERWALD STONEWARE STEINSGerman, 20th century, stoneware. A stein and a lidded pitcher, both salt glazed and decorated in cobalt flourishes.Taller: 11 1/2 in. (29.2 cm.)

Mixed lot of German Beer Steins, including a small stoneware stein marked "Villery & Boch, Mettlach," a salt glazed w/blue stein with a stoneware insert in the lid, a heavily embossed stein with red,

German Stoneware Pottery Beer Steins 1 Liter HB Hofbrauhaus and Salt Glazed Cobalt Blue Pewter Lid Approximately 7 1/2 and 8 3/8 inches tall.

A large sized earthenware Kurfursten jug (11.75" h), a salt glazed stein with pewter lid, together with a stein with a well-painted rabbit. From a Pomona, NY estate. Condition: Hairline in bottom of s

18th/19th century, of bulbous form, having applied scrolling foliate decoration, applied C scroll handle, circular foot, 8-1/2 in. Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

TWO PIECES OF GERMAN SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE1) Bartmann jug with an applied bearded man on neck and a floret on waist. Unmarked. Height 8.5”. 2) Jug with pewter cover engraved “EG 1696&#8221

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

TWO PIECES OF GERMAN SALT-GLAZED STONEWARE 1) Jug, probably Westerwald. Incised and with cobalt blue decoration of a repeating shield and wheel pattern. Unmarked. Height 8.25". 2) Souvenir miniature s

Late 19th - Early 20th c. Westerwald Embossed Pottery Ewer, with relief molded deer and trailing vines in blue, green and black glazes, 11 1/2" high, 7 1/2" x 7". Removed pewter mounts, drilled base.

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

Bellarmine style jug In the form of a drinking man, with a motto across the body reading "Lieben trinken allzuviel....", probably early to mid 20th century, possibly Westerwald. Dimensions: 13.5" H x

Portrait of a bearded man & leafy scroll design, base incised with ﾓ37 in. , pewter lid, 9 in. h

Vintage Salt Glazed German Stoneware Pitcher / Jug. With Imperial Eagle "F" in center and Cobalt decoration. Measures 8" tall. Weight 2 pds 6 oz. PROVENANCE: A Pawleys Island SC Private Estate

Western Europe, Germany, near Cologne, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A charming brown glazed vessel known as a German Bellarmine jug, or Bartmann jug, from the German "Bartmann" for "bearded man." The