This lot features a german stoneware mug made in the second halft of 19th century in Bavaria region. Decorated with three separate scenes in relief, the mug has a slight connical shape narrowing towards its upper edge. The highly detailed scenes are composed of medieval characters, surrounded by plant formations and architectural elements, while its central figure, a crowned man standing on a throne portraying Gambrinus - The God of Drinking is toasting with his right hand and the left on his sword. Near the handle the figure of a long haired character is presented probably tasting wine and holding a book, wich can be easily associated with Christ, giving this mug a religious character also. Its pewter lid is decorated with a monograme containing the initials of its past owner. Condition of the item is excellent, without damages or restorations, showing normal signs of use, consistent with age. Detailed pictures are part of the description and can be used as an accurate reference. Dimensions: Height - 16cm, Base Diameter - 10cm, Weight - 669g, Capacity - 600ml. Fast shipment with tracking number through international post or courier services. Items are packed with extra attention for the care of buyer.