Mugs & Steins include both
Pre-Prohibition
& Post Prohibition
examples.
For mugs & steins from the various Olympic Games - drop down to:
Olympics
Glass mugs from the U.S. are mixed in with the
Glasses
For some European Beer Steins -
go to: European
For some Pub mugs - go to: Pub
Plus a couple of Root Beer Mugs (not Breweriana, but collectible)
Convention has it that steins
have lids and mugs do not, but I may not follow that rule here.
Root Beer"A
Good Judge Knows - Rainier - Seattle U.S.A." with a figure of a wigged barister,
on a 5½" tall, ¼L stein made by Adolf Diesinger, ca.1903. Excellent condition.
$75
"Acme
Brewing Company" below an orange "Acme Beer" emblem and the words "A
Home Product", with the San Francisco address below. This 5" tall,
Art Nouveau influnced stein has silver striping and a silver handle, and was produced
by the Thomas Maddock's Sons Co., Trenton, NJ, c.1909.
The "Home Product" reference was an attempt to appease the
Prohibisionists and distance Acme from the saloon drinking crowd. Grade
9.0 $195
"H.
Weinhard / Portland Ore" with the HW monogram & eagle logo, and slogan:
"Purity is Health" - on a 6" tall. 0.3L stein from the
Henry Weinhard
Brewery. The stein was introduced in 1905 for the 4½ month long Lewis &
Clark Exposition in Portland. It has a base mark "30" which matches Form
No. 30, used by German stein maker, Marzi & Remy. Grade 9.0 $120
"Aug.
Lang & Co's Works / San Francisco, Cal." showing their massive
Fredericksburg Bottling Co. The side panels depict bottles of
Red Lion Stout and Tivoli Lager Beer. The largest of the Lang steins is this
0.5L, 6½" tall example with the dark green panels, ca.1910. Grade 9.0 $115
Image of a monk drawing a mug of beer on a 4½" tall mug, with
"compliments of / Bellingham Bay Brewery / Bellingham, Wash." in gold
text. Marked on base: "Lebeau Porcelaine" - from France, ca.1906.
Very good condition. Sold
"Leisy
Brewing Co." of Peoria, Ill. above their trade mark of a Templar cross with a gold ring
surronding a capital L, and the words Age, Purity, and Strength. The
gold rimmed mug stands 5" tall, and has an antler shaped handle.
Excellent condition. $60
"Cape
Beer" on a banner, above figure of Gambrinus (patron saint of beer)
astride a beer keg, above a banner with "Cape Brewery & Ice Co." on a
5" tall, ¼L beaker by Mettlach, ca.1907 (according to base marking).
The Cape Brewery operated from 1891-1919 in Cape Girardeau, MO. Beaker
is in very good condition with only a small ding on the lip (see
photo), and no cracks. Grade 9.0 $245
Here's my illustrated essay on
Pre-Pro Western
Beer Steins.
(Not actually Breweriana, but a nice "Beer" anyway)
Post Prohibition steins
"Olympia
Beer - Stubby - It's the Water" on a 5¾" tall, gold rimmed, ceramic beer mug,
ca.1965. Excellent and Scarce! 9.5 $55
"Pyramid
Breweries" on a 5¾" tall, cream
colored beer stein. Grade 9.5 $10
"Schlitz" on the
iconic trapezoid logo, on a gold striped emblem above a whaling
village scene. This older, .5L stein is 5¼" tall, and
made in W. Germany by Gerz.
$12
S-3
Olympic Games Mugs & Steins
Budweiser - '84 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, manufactured in 1982 by Ceramarte, 7½" tall
- distributed only to Anheuser-Busch wholesalers - (CS-53) near mint. $18
"Eisgrub-Bräu" on a
4¾" tall, .4L, elfenbein (ivory)
stoneware stein by Rastal. From the A. Mainzer Gasthausbrauerei
in Mainz, Rheinland-Paletinate, Germany. Excellent condition. $15
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