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Vintage German Relief Beer Stein with Pewter Lid
A richly detailed vintage German-style beer stein featuring colorful raised relief scenes of figures gathered in a tavern setting, surrounded by floral accents against a deep cobalt blue ground. The ornate hinged metal lid, sculptural handle, and warm cream and amber tones give it loads of traditional old-world character.
The side bears the German phrase “Im grünen Forst,” adding to its authentic European feel. A striking collectible for a bar, library, display cabinet, or shelf.
Details
Vintage ceramic beer stein
Believed to be made in Germany
Raised figural relief decoration
Deep cobalt blue, cream, green, orange, and amber tones
Hinged decorative metal lid with thumb lift
Sculptural ceramic handle
German inscription: “Im grünen Forst”
Traditional European-style design
Condition
Good vintage condition with age-related surface wear and variations to the glaze and metal lid. The lid shows natural tarnish and patina. No maker information is visible in the photos provided, so German origin is listed as believed rather than confirmed.
A richly detailed vintage German-style beer stein featuring colorful raised relief scenes of figures gathered in a tavern setting, surrounded by floral accents against a deep cobalt blue ground. The ornate hinged metal lid, sculptural handle, and warm cream and amber tones give it loads of traditional old-world character.
The side bears the German phrase “Im grünen Forst,” adding to its authentic European feel. A striking collectible for a bar, library, display cabinet, or shelf.
Details
Vintage ceramic beer stein
Believed to be made in Germany
Raised figural relief decoration
Deep cobalt blue, cream, green, orange, and amber tones
Hinged decorative metal lid with thumb lift
Sculptural ceramic handle
German inscription: “Im grünen Forst”
Traditional European-style design
Condition
Good vintage condition with age-related surface wear and variations to the glaze and metal lid. The lid shows natural tarnish and patina. No maker information is visible in the photos provided, so German origin is listed as believed rather than confirmed.