A rare and highly collectible antique German architectural beer stein dating from the late 19th to the early 20th century, circa 1900. Expertly crafted in glazed stoneware, the body faithfully reproduces the iconic towers of Munich's Frauenkirche, complete with detailed brickwork, Gothic arched windows, and clock faces. The original pewter lid is beautifully modeled after the cathedral's famous onion dome, while the thumb lift features the traditional Munich Child, the historic emblem of the city of Munich.
Architectural character steins of this quality and 0.5 Liter in size, were produced around 1900 by renowned German manufacturers such as Theodor Wieseler and Gerz and remain highly sought after by collectors today. Beautifully preserved, the stein is in excellent antique condition, with the original pewter lid operating perfectly and the decoration retaining its crisp detail. Found at an estate sale in Munich, Germany, this exceptional piece combines German craftsmanship, architectural heritage, and brewing tradition, making it a remarkable addition to any collection of antique beer steins...
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Early 20th Century German Folk Art Simon Peter Gerz Furniture