A Unidentified Pewter Stein or Pitcher

Glass Stein - Cracked

 

The pictures do no do justice for this stein, it is extremely beautiful

A Regimental Stein Circa 1908

 

A Regimental Stein Circa 1908 - Lithophane is cracked and difficult to see

 

Names, Buttons, Medals & Helmets are hand painted

 

Someone has painted the lid covering the patina

1914 Franz Ringer Stein - The German/Austrian Alliance During WW1

 

A 1914 Franz Ringer stein celebrating the German - Austrian Alliance during WW1

Bellarmine Jug Stein

 A nice Bellarmine or Bartmann (Bearded) jug stein which may be circa 1910. Original Bartmann / Bellarmine jug steins were manufactured in Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries.

 An original catalog picture of Reinhold Merklebach, Model 008 (c. 1910 - 1920). Reinhold Merklebach produced 45 Bellarmine Jug reproductions of steins that were in museum collections all over Germany.  The original of this jug stein came from Kunstgewerbemuseum in cologne.

( http://www.mysteincollection.com )

 The lid of the stein has nice patina on the outside and is nice and shiny on the inside, which could suggest that it could be from 1910 - 1920.

Even though the jug stein has the desirable blueish clay, the possible sanding marks are a concern. I am unable to identify the mark.

My First J.W. Remy ?

 This is a very nice example of an Incised or Reetmachte stein.
It is believed to be a J.W. Remy from the capacity mark and the colours ( http://www.steinmarks.co.uk )
I have just learned that the small knowledge I have acquired about steins, is in fact even smaller lol

I am unsure about the mark in the middle, it resembles a "W" or a "2"

I believe the "Germany" mark indicates it was made for export

This is the capacity mark 

1/4L Pressed Glass Stein

 This is a small 1/4L pressed glass stein. The picture does not do it justice as it is quite nice.

 

The specs in the picture are trapped air bubbles in the glass, which I believe reveals that the stein is quite old.

Sachsische Glasfabrik August Walther & Sohne A. G. / Sachsenglas

 Identifier Crown with S & G inset on featured stein, first registered in 1897.

(as per site " www.steinmarks.co.uk ")