German Beer Stein, Early Germans Fighting Romans

1.0 Liter Porcelain in relief hand painted with figural lid, circa 1916

1/2 Liter Stoneware with pewter lid, commonly referred to as Regensburg, circa 1870's

1/128 Liter Stoneware in relief with pewter lid, circa 1890's

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

1/2 Liter porcelain hand painted transfer, made by Josef Rieber & Co. of Mitterteich - Full Steam Ahead, circa early 1900's

2.0 Liter Stoneware Muskau with pewter lid, circa early 1800's

1/2 Liter Stoneware with pewter lid, circa early 1800's

1/2 Porcelain hand painted transfer, circa late 1800's

2.0 Liter Porcelain hand painted transfer with pewter lid, circa 1890's

1/2 Liter Pottery in relief with pewter lid, circa early 1900's

1/2 Liter Hand Blown Acid Etched stag scene, circa late 1700's to early 1800's

Enbossed mark to base, pewter lid with relief of weight lifter. H: approx. 7".

1/2 Liter Hand Blown Acid Etched flowered design, circa early to mid 1800's

1/2 Liter Pottery in relief with pewter lid, circa early 1900's

Height- 9 1/2"

Nice early German Beer Stein with Monkey Motif. Bottom marked 127. Nice design and colors. 7 1/2" Excellent

An antique German early 20th century ceramic beer stein with a pewter lid. Based on an historic original designed by Peter Dueler, currently in the archives of King-Werk in Höhr-Grenzhausen. The ce

Early German Regimental Beer Stein dated 1899, has Lithopane Bottom and Pewter Lid. Measures 10"

Nice early German stein. All original. Condition (Excellent). Size 18" T.

Nice early German stein. Condition (Excellent). Size 18 - 1/2" T.

Two Early 20th Century German Beer Steins. Including a Mettlach stein that features a hunting scene, #2530, and a Villeroy & Boch beer pitcher with a band of cameo decoration, #171. The stein has a re

German Regimental Beer Stein c early 1900s. Has a Reverse Painted Lid and Lithopane Base. 1/2 liter

Early 19th century German pewter beer stein or ‘Walzenkrug’ of cylindrical form with flared base and urn-shaped thumblift; Lid inscribed with owner’s initials and dated 1824; Maker: Johann Augus

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