A GERMAN STONEWARE DECANTER, LIKELY METTLACH

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

(4) Piece Lot by Villeroy & Boch Mettlach, incl: Beaker, #1024, style 2327, 1/4-liter, with transfer printed flute player decoration and text (long live the music and singer's art), 5" high; Loving cu

German Mettlach stoneware vase together with an Amphora pottery jardiniere relief moulded with flowers, a chicken and chicks

(6) Piece Villeroy & Boch Mettlach German Stoneware Beer Jug and Tumbler Set, 1904-1905, blue and brown glazes with raised decoration below rims, jug with impressed "Abbey" mark and #2438, I, 34 and 0

Mettlach German stoneware lidded beer stein number 2901 commemorating the Brothers Grimm fairy tales. Measures approx. 9" tall.

German Mettlach type stoneware jug vase

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

Quality Mettlach Villeroy & Boch German Stoneware Beer Stein. Relief Scene of Dancing Figures Celebrating. Fancy Harp Lid with Scrolled Shell Pewter Thumb Tab. Signed. Height 5"

Vintage German figural salt glazed stoneware ewer. Likely Westerwald. Ca. late 19th - early 20th century. Griffin head with armorial crest at center body. Lion head decorations throughout. Blue glaze

A pair of German stoneware chargers, 20th century, depicting knights on horseback, on a gilded craquelure background, impressed marks 'Mettlach VB Gegen Nachbildung', 44cm diameter

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.

Villeroy & Boch (German). A circa late 19th Century German stoneware stein drinking vessel with incised encircling polychrome decorated scene of Tyrolean style huntsmen in a forest landscape with a co

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

Mettlach/Villeroy & Boch (German, founded 1748), circa 1900, stoneware lidded punch bowl and underplate, the lid having a dolphin finial, above a terra cotta and buff ground body with dancing cream fi

3.9 liter stoneware German beer stein with relief decorations of drinking. Villeroy and Boch, Mettlach, pattern #2284. 20th century. Bottom marked "Mettlach", "Made in Germany" and "Villeroy & Boch Me

Mettlach stoneware beer stein, #2178, 1896, having hinged pewter lid with hooded gnome head, over transfer-printed scenes of gnomes picnicking and pulling beer keg, along with saying in German: ''Das

3 Liter stoneware German beer stein with incised and glazed decoration of bowling. 20th century. Villeroy & Boch, Mettlach. Form number 2956. Bottom marked with Mettlach tower, Villeroy & Boch stamp,

METTLACH STONEWARE & PEWTER BEER STEIN, 1907, H 8.5", L 5", 'SANCT FLORIAN' (2091) An antique German Mettlach beer stein. This etched half-liter stein's body depicts ‘Sanct Florian’ exting

Large 19th Century Mettlach stoneware tureen / punch bowl and platter by Villeroy and Boch in Renaissance style with high relief dancing figures on blue ground and mask handles. The cover has serpent

Hard to find antique Villeroy and Boch stoneware stein with pewter lid. Mold number: 1526, decoration #592. A 1/2 liter stein with a scene on it with a man speaking to a woman and a phrase in German.

Mettlach Stoneware Munich Stein with Ornate Pewter Lid. Design attributed to O. Hupp Measures 6"x5"x10 3/4". Weight 3 pds 9 oz. .NO IN HOUSE SHIPPING. *******Pickup or Shipping on this item offered th

Molded with vines and figures flanking a German motto, signed and numbered on bottom, pewter lid. Height 7.75 inches.

Villeroy & Boch Mettlach stoneware stein, ca.1900, castle mark, #2583, designed by Fritz Quidenus (German, 1867 - 1928), decorated with Egyptian Hieroglyphic symbol, pewter and stoneware lid. 8''h

Pair of German Amphora Form Stoneware Vases, #2414, dated 1899, having double handles with foliate decoration, on a grey-blue ground, 13 1/4" high, 5 1/2" diam. Good condition.