Advertising Stoneware Stein F A Hamburg Shippers

Hires advertising stoneware mug/lidless stein 7" Also marked on base: "use as container except for hires is illigal". - circa 1920's; Cannon Estate, Kansas

(8) Stoneware advertising steins, 20th century 6.5", 5", 2" (1) 6.5" marked HB crown with embossed pewter lid, .5L, early 1900's; (1) 5" marked Lofunger-Bier Brauhaus Nurnberg, .5L, unknown maker, ear

A turn of the century Mettlach Stoneware Stein #2053, "Four-F". 3 1/2 liter stein with molded body, gymnastic- themed incised decoration and polychrome enamel details. Cast pewter lid with mask thumb

2 Antique German Brewery Steins incl F.A. Zieseniss Hamburg 2 Cork Brand and 1L HB Stein Inlaid Lid of Girl Lifting Her Dress - Small Flake on Lid Inlay Condition: Small Chip on HB Stein Lid Inlay

Olympia Brewing Co Advertising Beer Stein Gerz Stoneware West Germany Vintage Approximately 5 13/16 inches tall.

Stoneware stein, 1.0L, transfer & hand-painted, marked: Offizieller Festkrug Oktoberfest 1910, by F. Ringer, pewter lid, by L. Mory, engraved: with compliments of Rudolph Oelsner, mint.

Stamped JRM on bottom for J. Reinmann, Gentleman holding Barbell & Radish 4 F Stein Circa 1900

Antique stoneware pottery souvenir statuette in the form of a stylized dog in a glossy brown glaze. Marked "Souvenir 1877 F. M. King Co. 1897" along the base.Height: 7 1/2 in x width: 7 1/2

Lot 132 S. S. Pierce Co. Boston Brookline Advertising Stoneware Crock Pot grey and blue glaze with foliate details 5 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches Provenance: Property from the Collection of Seymour Stein

Mettlach etched stoneware 1/2L stein, Gymnast, #1914, pewter figural head thumb rest and frame, lacking lid (porcelain insert), a figure to the front beside 4 F sign, text to either side “Gut He

Lot includes (7) steins, (3) are Budweiser (13"H each), a John F. Kennedy stein, a Squat German beer stein with bar scene, and another beer stein.

This lot includes: 1) Old Sleepy Eye Stein  Tankard made by Weir Pottery Stoneware Crock  Very Heavy  Advertising Giveaway 1902-1903,   was included in 100 pound bags of flour from

WM. S. KINCH AND F.D. HAMMOND IMPRESSED BOTTLES. 10 3/4" H. Terms: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully before bidding. All payments for pu

Regimental Stein 1/2L Stoneware. �K.B. Luftschiffer Abteilung Munchen 1900-02, Pionier F. Weber.� Two balloon side scenes. Relief pewter lid of Tsacho helmet.

Stoneware 1 gallon store advertising jug with stenciled name "Chas. H. Stebbins Woonsocket RI" - maker F. T. Wright & Sons / Stoneware / Tounton, Mass. - rim chips, minor stains, overall very good con

(3) Steins, Gray And Blue Stoneware, (1) 5" x 5.75", Embossed Scene Of Four People With German Plaque On Reverse, Advertising For "Richard Briggs Company, Boston", (1) 4" x 4.75", Labelled "Prosit", (

Fehr's Famous F.F.X.L. Beers advertising tray, 13.1'' d., Frank Fehr Brewing Co. Central Consumers Co. Inc. Louisville, KY., None Purer None Better, scuffs, scratches & color flaking

Oertel Brew Cream and Lager Beer advertising tray, 13.5'' d., Purity Bottle By John F. Oertel Co. Incorporated, Louisville, KY., dent, wear and color flaking

Four Dresden, Royal Saxony & Vienna Art Plates advertising trays, 12.0'' d., all have ladies, 1910 & 1913 calendars, Art Nouveau, Schott Bros. Fraser Mich. on rear, another has F.D. Gardner St. Louis

Two advertising tip trays, Oertel Brew & Monticello Whiskey, 5.1'' d., 4.4'' x 6.1'', John F. Oertel Co. Louisville, Ky. has small color flakes, Monticello Special Reserve has minor wear

Both about 14", one is Hrabak & Gorham Walthill, Nebr., and the other is Wm. F. SiegmundCalamus, Iowa. Both have light wear. Nice banded colors and advertising. One wood handle has a crack. Excellent

4 pcs of stoneware, including: early ovoid quart size jug, half gallon jug with advertising for George F. Halbruegger Liquor Store, 3200 Park Ave., St. Louis, 9"T x 5"D, ovoid jar 3.5"T, and a miniatu

Here is a fantastic pre-prohibition mug advertising The Goebel Brewing Co., Brewers and Bottlers from Detroit, Michigan. They operated from 1889 to 1919 under this name. The stein has text on one side

F measures 48 x 40 inches, Some Holes and Damage, No in house shipping on these items, Third party shipper is recommendedÊÊ