Reinemann Stonewar Artillery Shell Character Stein

Character Stein 1/2L Stoneware Reinemann. Artillery shell. Mint.

Character Stein 1/2L Porcelain. Artillery shell. Mint.

Character Stein 1L Stoneware. Artillery shell. Imperial eagle and Austrian eagle. Mint.

Character Stein 1/2L Stoneware. Artillery shell. Iron cross and floral. Screw off lid with relief Artillery scene. Unit inscription engraved on pewter rim. Mint.

Character Stein 1/2L Stoneware. Artillery shell. “1914” and city names.Mint.

Character Stein 1/2L Stoneware. Artillery shell. German Austrian Alliance 1914-15. Mint.

Character Stein 1/2L Pewter. Artillery shell. Relief of Wilhelm I and Wilhelm II in front panel. Eagle shield thumblift. Mint.

Pottery Cold War Stein 1L. 18th Artillery Group. Battle honors on one side. In the ahape of an artillery shell. Music box in base.

Character Stein 1/2L Reinemann Stoneware. Queen. Franz Ringer. Mint.

Character Stein 1/2L Pottery Reinemann. 4F barrel man holds radish and dumbbell.

Character Stein 1/16L Pottery Mustard Pot. Reinemann Munich Child.

A 1/.2 liter porcelain artillery shell regimental Nurnberg stein, 8th field artillery group, 1902/1904 (small chips at lid attachment point), 10.75"h

Character Stein 1/4L Stoneware Reinemann. Grethl. Franz Ringer. Mint.

Character Stein 1/8L. J. Reinemann Pottery. Munich Child. Mint.

Character Stein 1/2L Reinemann Pottery. Munich Child. Mint.

Character Stein 1/16L J. Reinemann Pottery. Munich Child. Mint.

Character Stein 1/2L Pottery Munich Child. Twin towers thumblift.

DESCRIPTION: Trench art mug or stein with kangaroo formed handle composed of a brass artillery shell casing. Marked: dated: "1930" Marked: "M.S.F, C.R.F" CIRCA: 1930S ORIGIN: Unknown DIMENSIONS: H: 6.

Character Stein 1/4L Reinemann Stoneware. Queen. Franz Ringer. Mint.

Character Stein 1/16L J. Reinemann Pottery. Munich Maid. Mint.

Character Stein 1/4L Stoneware Reinemann. Munich Child. Franz Ringer. Mint.

Character Stein 1/2L J Reinemann Pottery. Munich Child holds large HB stein and radish. Full color face. Mint.

The top has an artillery fuse attached to a metal cover, the ceramic has been manufactured to look like the rifling of an artillery shell. The ceramic has a couple of cracks, I assume from the weight

Artillery Shell Cocktail Shaker, facsimile 1816 stamped shell Property from the personal collection of Seymour Stein. 11.75" H