Vintage 925 Sterling Silver Beer Stein Charm with Opening Lid 6.4g

Item Specifications Item Type: Vintage drum charm Metal: 925 sterling silver Country of Manufacture: Mexico Weight: Approximately 2.5 grams Dimensions: Approximately 10.7 × 11.6 ...

Item Specifications Item Type: Vintage cowboy spur charm Metal: 925 sterling silver Feature: Three-dimensional Western spur with movable star rowel Wei...

Details Style: Western Saddle Pendant / Charm Design: Three-Dimensional Textured Saddle Metal: Silver-Tone Metal Finish: Detailed Engraved and Textured Finish Weight: 2.4 Grams Meas...

Item Specifications Item Type: Vintage cowboy chaps charm Metal: 925 sterling silver Brand: Unbranded Origin: New Mexico Weight: Approximately 2.4 grams Dimensions: Approximately 17....

A fine vintage gold charm for a bracelet. In 14 karat yellow gold. In the form of an embossed drinking stein with a hinged lid. With an integral bail and jump ring. Marked to the...

This is a vintage 9 karat yellow gold beer stein mug charm pendant. This vintage beer stein has some great details with a beautiful floral decor of...

14K Yellow Gold Beer Stein Charm - This 14K Yellow Gold Beer Stein Charm features intricate detailing, celebrating good times and craftsmanship in a fun, festive design. Weight: 2....

Antique Traditional German Lidded Glass Jug Beer Stein Pewter Porcelain German Glass, Pewter, Porcelain Late 19th Century Dimensions: H x D: 18cm x 14cm Crafted in the late 19th century, this German beer stein exemplifies the enduring tradition of the classic drinking vessel. Beer steins originated in 14th century Germany, when new sanitation laws required beverage containers to have lids to prevent contamination. This led to the creation of the lidded stoneware mug with a thumb lever for ease of use, eventually known as the beer stein. From the 16th to the 18th centuries, German artisans refined the craft, producing beautifully decorated examples made from stoneware, pewter, glass and porcelain. By the 19th century, beer steins had become both practical drinking vessels and artistic expressions of German culture, often featuring intricate reliefs and regional or historical themes. Their popularity spread throughout Europe, reflecting not only the rich brewing traditions but also the artistry and craftsmanship of the era. The present example features a glass body adorned with circular cut facets throughout. Its bulbous handle provides a comfortable grip and is topped with a pewter lid. The lid’s porcelain plaque displays a transfer-printed scene depicting a man standing on the edge of a cliff with a rifle, gazing towards his hunted prey. Scenes such as this were popular at the time, emphasizing German pride and the fine craftsmanship for which these steins became renowned. The thumb lever, cast in the form of a mask surrounded by scrolling motifs, is generously sized to make lifting the lid effortless. With its intricate porcelain plaque and finely faceted glass body, this antique stein...