Beer mug (2) - Stoneware, Spelter - Blue glazed stoneware.





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Pair of blue-glazed stoneware beer mugs – Germany – late 19th / early 20th century
Description
Elegant pair of German stoneware beer mugs in cobalt blue glaze, richly decorated with relief allegorical scenes, floral motifs, musical symbols, and inscriptions in German.
The tankards feature a tapered cylindrical body, decoration with oval panels and cartouches with celebratory inscriptions typical of late 19th-century German production, inspired by the world of guilds, music, and convivial traditions. Both are equipped with a pewter lid with a shaped grip and a maker’s mark impressed on the inside, a feature that confirms a quality production intended for traditional use but also for display. The base bears the inscription “GERMANY,” compatible with a post-1891 production intended for export, while the decorative style and techniques used clearly reference the late 19th century/very early 20th century.
A decorative and collectible lot with a strong visual impact, ideal for collectors of German beer mugs, historic breweries, or European folk objects.
Technical specifications
Type: beer mugs with lid
Material: glazed stoneware
Lids: pewter
Decoration: relief with blue and light enamels.
Registrations: German, with a convivial and musical theme.
Production: Germany
Dimensions and weight
Mug 1: Height: 34 cm, Maximum width: 17 cm, Base diameter: 13 cm, Top diameter: 9 cm. Weight: 1.792 kg
Mug 2: Height: 33.5 cm, Maximum width: 16.5 cm, Base diameter: 13 cm, Top diameter: 9.3 cm.
Weight: 1,578 kg
Conditions
Good overall condition for antique items. Normal signs of wear consistent with age are present: light surface wear, patina on the pewter lids, and minor enameling irregularities.
No structural damage, through cracks, or evident restorations.
Curiosity
The inscriptions and musical decorations reference the German Vereine tradition (cultural and musical associations), which were widespread in the 19th and early 20th centuries, and commissioned personalized tankards as a symbol of belonging and celebration.
Shipping
Extremely careful packaging with professional protections.
Tracked shipment, suitable for the fragility and weight of the batch.
Pair of blue-glazed stoneware beer mugs – Germany – late 19th / early 20th century
Description
Elegant pair of German stoneware beer mugs in cobalt blue glaze, richly decorated with relief allegorical scenes, floral motifs, musical symbols, and inscriptions in German.
The tankards feature a tapered cylindrical body, decoration with oval panels and cartouches with celebratory inscriptions typical of late 19th-century German production, inspired by the world of guilds, music, and convivial traditions. Both are equipped with a pewter lid with a shaped grip and a maker’s mark impressed on the inside, a feature that confirms a quality production intended for traditional use but also for display. The base bears the inscription “GERMANY,” compatible with a post-1891 production intended for export, while the decorative style and techniques used clearly reference the late 19th century/very early 20th century.
A decorative and collectible lot with a strong visual impact, ideal for collectors of German beer mugs, historic breweries, or European folk objects.
Technical specifications
Type: beer mugs with lid
Material: glazed stoneware
Lids: pewter
Decoration: relief with blue and light enamels.
Registrations: German, with a convivial and musical theme.
Production: Germany
Dimensions and weight
Mug 1: Height: 34 cm, Maximum width: 17 cm, Base diameter: 13 cm, Top diameter: 9 cm. Weight: 1.792 kg
Mug 2: Height: 33.5 cm, Maximum width: 16.5 cm, Base diameter: 13 cm, Top diameter: 9.3 cm.
Weight: 1,578 kg
Conditions
Good overall condition for antique items. Normal signs of wear consistent with age are present: light surface wear, patina on the pewter lids, and minor enameling irregularities.
No structural damage, through cracks, or evident restorations.
Curiosity
The inscriptions and musical decorations reference the German Vereine tradition (cultural and musical associations), which were widespread in the 19th and early 20th centuries, and commissioned personalized tankards as a symbol of belonging and celebration.
Shipping
Extremely careful packaging with professional protections.
Tracked shipment, suitable for the fragility and weight of the batch.

