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NOTE : Many of these beer items are vintage collectibles and are in excellent, but used condition - unless stated otherwise. For Pub stuff from the UK & Canada - go to: British Breweriana For tap handles from U.S. Micro-Breweries & Brew
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"BRUGS - Witbier - Tarwebier - Blanche de Bruges" with the Golden Tree logo, on a 5" tall, .25L, 12 sided, chalice style Belgian weiss-beer glass. "Witbier" means White Beer and "Blanche de Bruges" means the White of Bruges, and "Tarwebier" means Wheat Beer. Unique shape, and scarce. $12
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"Augustijn - Grand Cru" and the three stag logo - on a 7" tall, silver rimmed, traditional Belgian glass. $12
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"Eichbaum" below their oak tree (eichbaum) logo, and the
slogan: "braut die uregsten biere" which means "brewing the most rustic
beer" - all on a 7⅞" tall, .2L, horn shaped beer glass. Established in 1679
in Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. $14  |
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"Duvel" in gold on a 6½" tall, traditional Belgian beer glass. The Duvel Moortgat Brewery is a Flemish family-controlled brewery founded in 1871. $10
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"Orval" in silver edged blue lettering, with the
Brasserie d'Orval
fish logo on the back panel, all on a 6" tall, silver rimmed, paneled,
chalice style Belgium beer glass. The Orval Brewery is a Belgian trappist
brewery, located within the walls of the Abbaye Notre-Dame d'Orval in the
Gaume region of Belgium.
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"Chimay" in red edged white lettering on a 5⅞" tall, silver rimmed, Belgium goblet style beer glass. The Chimay Brewery is in Chimay, southern Hainaut, Belgium. The brewery was founded in 1862 in the Scourmont Abbey, a Trappist monastery. $10
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"Leffe" in white, below the Abbey's logo, on a 7½" tall Belgian goblet. The abbey was founded in 1152 on the Meuse River in the province of Namur in southern Belgium. $10
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"Kronenbourg - 1664" with "brasseur depris 1664" on
reverse, which means brewery was established in 1664. This stylish glass,
from Strasbourg, France, is 7¼" tall, and has "1664" embossed on the waist.
$10 ea. |
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"Carlsberg" below their crown logo, all in red, on a 5½" tall, gold rimmed beer glass. $9 ea. C-1 |
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"Carlsberg" in green script below their crown logo, on a 6¾" tall, gold rimmed, trumpet shaped beer glass. $9
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"Bitburger Pils" below brewery's logo - and the reverse has the slogan: Albends bit, Morgaens Fit! - wich means "Bit in the evening, fit in the morning!" - on a .2L, 4½" tall, unusual shape. $9
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"Maise's Weiss - aus Bayreuth" on a 9⅛" tall, .5L glass with a graceful, spiral design - made by Sohm. The Maisel Brewery is in Bayreuth, Bavaria. $12
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"Alder's Rheinisch Alt" in blue and gold, below the gold eagle head logo, also near bottom between the gold band is "Gerundet 1858" which means founded in 1858 - on reverse is the capacity ".2L" and the mfg. "Mohaba" - all on a 4⅛" tall beer glass. From the Alder Brewery, Wuppertal, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany. $8
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"Hiernickel Bier" in blue logo with "Das trinken wir" which means "We Drink" - on a .25 L, 5½" tall, beer glass by DOB. From Hiernickel Braü KG, Hassfurt, Germany. Est. 1799, closed in 2000. $8
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"Paulaner" and logo on a .25 L, 5½" tall, beer
glass from Munich, Germany. $8 |
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"Erdinger - Weissbrau" on an impressive, 10⅛" tall, .5L, traditional weiss beer glass from Erding, Bavaria, Germany. Sold |
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"Warsteiner" with the crown logo and slogan: "Eine Königin unter den Bieren" which means - "A Queen Among Beers" (hence the crown) - on a .3L, 9¼" tall, gold rimmed, footed beer glass. From the Rhine Valley town of Warstein, Germany. $10
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| "Warsteiner" with the crown logo and slogan: "Eine Königin unter den Bieren" which means - "A Queen Among Beers" (hence the crown) - on both sides of a 5¼" tall, .4L (embossed near handle) glass beer stein. On the side opposite the handle it says: "Mit Guten Freunden" which means "With Good Friends." The horizontal line is in gold are the logos. The logo is also embossed on the base. The brewery is located in the Rhine Valley town of Warstein, Germany, and has been owned and operated by the Cramer family since 1753. Near mint condition. $15
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"Beck's" vertically in large silver edged white letters, and on the reverse (in silver) with the red key logo. The .4L, footed glass stands 8⅛" tall. $10
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"Beck's" on a 6⅝" tall, beer mug by Sahm, with .4L
embossed near handle. Key and red shield logo on reverse. $12 ea. |
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"Löwenbräu München" below logo of rampant lion, on a 5½" tall, .5L, paneled glass stein. The style and look of the glass suggests that it's a very old mug - '20s or '30s - the lip of the base is ground smooth, which I haven't seen on contemporary mugs. From the same maker as the Wagner mug (above). Excellent condition. $30
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"Grolsch" below company logo, on a 4¾" tall, .3L, glass mug - from Enschede, Netherlands. Founded in 1615. Excellent cond. $12
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"Christ-kindlesmarkt Bieer" in gold lettering on a 6⅝"
tall, .25L beer mug. A specialty beer for the 1998 Christmas season by
the Tucher Brewery of Nürnberg, Germany. $15
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"Tuborg Gold - Carling National Breweries, Inc." in gold, on a 6" tall, ivory and gold, ceramic drinking horn, c.1975. Has crazing in the surface glaze but no cracks or chips. Overall excellent condition. $18 On Hold
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"Eggenberger Bier - since 1148" on a 4¼" tall, .3L stoneware stein from the Eggenberger Castle Brewery of Vorchdorf, Austria. Grade 9.5+ $22
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"Feldschlösschen - Bier" with the brewery's castle logo, on a 5" tall, .5L beer stein - from Rheinfelder, Switzerland. Below the .5L mark is the number 68, which represents the year that the stein was certified by the official gauge-master of Lucerne. The base is de-embossed with the maker's mark: Buchecker & Co. Excelsiorwerk, Lucerne, Switz. Grade 9.5 $20
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"Paulaner" with gold text and highlights - on a .5L, 5¼"
tall, stoneware stein from Munich, Germany. Grade 9.5 $18 |
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"Amberley - Au Malt a Whisky" - an 8¾" tall, tap handle for a French lager made with malted Barley, roasted with peat smoke - the same as is used to make scotch whisky. Scarce! $15
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"Aass Winter - Drammen Norway" - a 6¼" tall, Lucite tap handle. $12
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Two 9" tall, "Beck's Oktoberfest" Lucite tap
handles: "1993" & "1994" - $12 ea. |
Miscellaneous Asian Glasses
& mugs
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"Hite Prime" in green, with "100%" in red, on
a 4¼" tall, shell style beer glass. From South Korea - (formerly Chosun Beer).
The "100%" represents an all barley malt
brew, with no adjuncts - a nod to
the German 'Reinheitsgebot'
- the beer purity law. $8 |
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"South Pacific Lager" with a colorful parrot logo, on a 6¾" tall, trumpet shaped, pilsner beer glass - from Papua, New Guinea. $9
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"OB Beer - Korea" below the OB logo, all in red - with the SLOOC logo (© 1983) for the '88 Summer Olympics - on a 5" tall stein. The other side depicts a Pongsan Mask Dancer. The Oriental Brewing Company's OB Beer was chosen as the official beer of the Seoul Summer Games - by the SLOOC (Seoul Olympic Organizing Committee). Base markings are all in Korean characters. Excellent to near mint condition. Scarce! $38
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and I'll put you
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