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Where do the markings on beer steins come from?
Over the years, of course a lot of different markings spread around the world. From all different kind of manufactures, not only authentic German made ones. Here in Germany the steins are a tradition in many areas and where a part from the German “Gemütlichtkeit” coziness.
Are there any authentic German beer steins for sale?
Our selection of stoneware German beer mugs features scenes of well known German cities, the German Eagle and state crests, Bavarian themes, US Military, German breweries and more. Wooden Beer Mug Cover | Hands Off!
What do you write on a beer stein?
For example, written “handarbeit” is German and would translate to handmade. Because some of the smaller manufactures used their mother language to mark their steins, so you will also find some of those types.
How big is a typical beer stein in Bavaria?
In Bavaria for example when you order a beer, you will get served a “maas”, what is a typical size there. In volume it would be 1 Liter. Most people now days of course have a picture quickly in the head from the big glass stein from the Octoberfest. If you also have that, great, it’s the right size.
What do beer steins look like in Germany?
This authentic imported from Germany Beer Stein features a prominent relief of the German Deutschland Eagle in a rustic style. This German stein also features depictions of famous landmarks from some of Germany’s most loved cities.
Is there a bump on the handle of a beer stein?
There’s no bump on the handle. It wasn’t until the 1920s that manufacturers began adding bumps to beer stein handles. If your handle has bumps or grooves for your fingers, it was made recently, meaning it’s probably not worth much. It’s hand-painted. Examine your mug closely.
Where are the marks on a German Stein?
The period after World War II became notable for the dominance of unusual shapes in German porcelain-making history. Look for German manufacturing marks on the stein’s body either behind or below the handle.
What’s the least valuable part of a beer stein?
Another lid lesson: Pewter, cone-shaped lids are typically the least valuable. There’s no bump on the handle. It wasn’t until the 1920s that manufacturers began adding bumps to beer stein handles. If your handle has bumps or grooves for your fingers, it was made recently, meaning it’s probably not worth much.
