Stone, Glass, Crystal, Pewter, Porcelain Steins,Tankards,Germany,France,Italy,US

Description: These stein have varying weights. I will refund shipping overages and will combine shipping as needed. The first 7 inch tall beautifully hand painted vintage ceramic stein has the Corzelius mark on the bottom and also 1/4 embossed there, as it holds 1/4 of a liter comfortably. The words on the sides of the stein roughly translate to "Give Sting and a Farmhand Must Have Love." I'm sure that's not entirely correct but I can't make out what the first letter of some of the words are. The words encircling the bottom of the stein translate to "Today You and Tomorrow It's a Different One". A 7-1/4 inch tall, .5 liter, over 2 pounds glass stein with a painted white and grey lake marsh scene featuring 2 pair of mallards. On the left side a drake and hen are lifting off to fly and the other side shows two mallards swimming serenely. The artist’s name MEGER (R) is printed along the bottom of the wildlife scene. The number 8 is embossed on the bottom of the glass handle. The design is a high fired etched-style wrap-around print. The bottom has a Starburst light-reflecting pattern. The glass was made in Italy and the pewter components were made in Germany where it was assembled. The pewter lid is illustrated with a flying mallard within a feathers and stars rim, with a duck head thumb lift. I have 4 of the 6" tall heavy tankards with fine pewter Champion Clydesdale medallions. The image on the medallion has an (R), registered, mark so I think it's safe to say this was made for Anheuser-Busch/Budweiser. They are identical except each has a different number embossed on the bottom. The numbers are 1, 18, 21 and 28. Next is an 8" tall heavy glass with a striking coat of arms. The inside of the lid has engraved "Made in West Germany" and it also has the mark BMF N. There is a number embossed on the bottom glass, I think it is 15. The lid resembles a German helmet. It hold 1/2 liter when filled to the mark. The woodland geese stein is 6-1/2" tall heavy glass stein with an elaborate pewter lid. The etched glass was made in France and the pewter components were made in Germany. This stein no longer has the sticker that I show in the 5th image. I show the actual bottom in the 6th image, which shows some sticker residue. A rare, elegant 4 inch tall fine English bone china tankard cup commemorating the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The artful gold trim is intact. Unfortunately, there is small hairline crack above the crown on the front, not very noticable. An elegant, rare, scalloped on top and bottom, artfully gilded English bone china tankard commemorating the historic coronation of HM Edward VIII. This souvenir was made in preparation of the coronation date but Edward abdicated in December 1936. There is a small dent on the bottom edge at 8:00 o'clock which I think is a manufacturing blip since it's gilded over as seen on the bottom backside to the right. There are instances of minor gild spots on the back side of the cup suggesting that these were possibly rushed out. No cracks or crazing on this quality bone china. The golf tankards have thick crystal glass elegantly embossed with grape branches, and with a detailed fine pewter emblem depicting two stalwart forms of golf, The Drive and The Putt. They're from an original set of 4. Missing is "The Sand" and "The Fairway." They are 5-1/8" tall and hold 12 ounces. I don't have the box but other listings for these glasses indicate they are crystal, made in the US, with fine 2-tone pewter, and the set is called "The Golfer's Reward." The Berlin stein is 5-1/4" tall with 3 vertical rows of 5 round indentations and 4 vertical indented lines. This has been in my family for decades. My mother is from Berlin and we lived in Germany in the early 60s, when I believe we got it. The glass has some light scratches. It has 0,3 etched near the rim which may mean 1/3 of a liter capacity. The quality cobalt blue stoneware with heavily embossed grey embellishments is 5-1/2 inches high with a very detailed lid. It says "Greetings from Munich" in German and features the famous Octoberfest Hofbrau Haus and another landmark, the Frauenkirche, (Madonna), is a symbol of the capital of Bavaria. It has a RM7 mark on the bottom plus number 4069. It holds half a liter. The 6-3/4 inch tall beautifully detailed and crafted heavy ceramic stein commemorates Wien, in English, Vienna, the capital of Austria. The stein depicts 3 landmarks, over the title Wien is St. Stephen's Cathedral, Rathaus is the the government buildings, and Staatsoper is the State Opera House. The stein is like new but under the handle on the lip of the bottom is a tiny chip, if it didn't come like that new. It holds 1/4 liter. The inside if the lid has DRM and 63 embossed on it. The impressive heavy large 11 inch tall Gerz Foreign German stein has a detailed pewter lid. The base is 4.5 inches in diameter. It holds about 1 liter or 1.25 liters if filled to the brim. The 5 inch tall stein creamer is cobalt blue and grey, adorned with embossed grapes and leaves, and gilded around a scene of the marketplace in the town of Alsfeld, in the middle of German state Hesse, and in the middle of Germany itself. It's a popular tourist destination known as a medieval fairy tale town. The pitcher has some flaws as identified and shown, not very noticeable, but it's still beautiful, handcrafted and hand painted by a venerable German company. It hold 244 ml. The small blue and grey Gertz stein is 3.5 inches tall. and holds 1/8 liter. The 9-1/2 inch tall finely detailed and handcrafted heavy ceramic stein commissioned by Anheuser-Busch to venerable Brazilian company Ceramarte. This is the 3rd in a series of 5 limited edition, individually numbered collector steins from Budweiser. Limited edition III is inscribed under the handle. With original brochure and certificate of authenticity. This is no. 69146. The lid may be pewter but it is not identified as such in the brochure or on the stein. A 7.5 inch finely handcrafted in Germany ceramic and pewter stein commissioned by Longton Crown, entitled "Spacious Skies", it is the premier issue in the 100th anniversary commemorative of "America the Beautiful" Tankard Series. This is tankard no. H 0943 from a firing of 120 days. With original certificate of authenticity. A 4-5/8 inch tall pewter tankard of the brand White Horse Scotch Whisky. Incidentally, the US’s oldest bar is the White Horse Tavern in Rhode Island, established in 1673. White Horse is a blended Scotch whisky from Edinburgh, first produced by James Logan Mackie in 1861. In 2006, White Horse won blended whisky of the year in Murray's 2007 Whisky Bible. During World War 2, White Horse scotch was provided to crews of the 467th Bombardment Group during mission debriefings. The late New York Yankee manager Joe McCarthy favored the White Horse brand of scotch. When he imbibed to excess he was said to be "riding the white horse". White Horse is featured in Mieko Kawakami's Breast and Eggs: A Novel (2020) as the main feature of the "all you can drink special" at the Chanel Bar in Tokyo. White Horse is the brand of scotch preferred by Jackie Gleason's character Minnesota Fats in The Hustler (1961). In his song "Beeswing," English musician Richard Thompson sings of a travelling woman who has "White Horse in her hip pocket, and a wolfhound at her feet". On the whisky bottle label: By Appointment to Her Majesty the Queen. In 1927 White Horse Distillers Ltd. was taken over by the Distillers Company Ltd (DCL) which, for a number of years, used it as a holding company and granted it the licence to a number of distilleries including Lagavulin and Glen Elgin. DCL withdrew White Horse blended whisky from its home market, concentrating on overseas sales, and, although the whisky itself is still produced, new owner Diageo dissolved White Horse Distillers Ltd. as a company in 2010. On the bottom of this stein a New York distillery is cited, apparently one of the foreign markets granted license. Next is a heavy glass stein with a pewter lid. One side of the lid handle has "Old Spice" engraved and the other side is engraved with "W Germany," where it was made. One side of the glass is painted or etched with a sailing ship, with the words "Salen Ship Grand Turk 1786." I include also a Giumarra Vineyards 1 Liter wine carafe embossed with name inside the bottom. From the Southern California family owned vineyard started in 1939, this vintage glass carafe has the vinyard name viewable looking inside to the bottom. I've had this for decades and cannot be sure what era it is from, I guessed 1990s but it may be older. It has 1 LITER (33.8 FL. OZ.) embossed on both sides along the bottom. It has either 19 or 16, depending on how you view it, embossed on the bottom also, with a straight line for the "number" one, unlike the 1 along the edge, so I can't tell what direction to view it. Maybe it's 61 and that's the year it's from. The Schlitz ceramic tankard is 5-3/4 inches tall with an almost 4 inch recessed base and a red and gold logo. Nice large handle. Does not seem used. Most items are over 2 pounds. I chose that for the shipping profile. I will refund any postage overage for the items that are less than that. I will combine shipping also if warranted.

Price: 15 USD

Location: Hamilton, Montana

End Time: 2025-01-12T02:02:11.000Z

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