Topic: Help in identification? | Stein Collectors International

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February 21, 2021 at 11:18 am #53257 Reply

Jeremy Clemons

Good morning! I’m very interested in knowing more information about this stein. Primarily I’d like to know the time period it is from. Maker would be great too, but a long shot. I am definitely a noob, I’ve read a few books, but I don’t know much. If you could let me know what the correct terms would be for describing this stein, I’d greatly appreciate it, like what style of stein, glaze, etc.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/hNBk9ny4Ym9NwMLNA
February 21, 2021 at 11:30 am #53258 Reply

Jeremy Clemons

Or if maybe someone could direct me to a professional identification/appraiser (Other than steinmarks.uk, they were unable to assist)
February 21, 2021 at 5:01 pm #53261 Reply

Ron

Jeremy,

What you have is an unfinished relief stein of a Jager u. Dirndl (hunter and woman). The mold number on the side under the handle is either 336 or 836. I could not find that stein in any of the catalogs. The closest stein to it is Girmscheid mold 1101, which can be seen in The Beer Stein Library’s Girmscheid catalog. Without the lid and being painted, it is not going to have much value to a collector.
- February 21, 2021 at 6:40 pm #53264 Reply
  
  jclemons
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  Thank you Ron and George!
February 21, 2021 at 5:58 pm #53263 Reply

George

If you’re interested in collecting steins this article by Stein Collectors International is a good starting point. https://stein-collectors.org/library/articles/hobby/Brochure2016.pdf
February 21, 2021 at 7:45 pm #53265 Reply

jclemons
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This is the first stein I’ve found that i thought might be old, I was hoping late 1800’s, I thought it would be really cool to drink a beer out of something that old. I understand that is has no value, I was just gonna use it as a conversation piece at my house, and the fact that it got me really excited about stein collecting makes it priceless in my book.
- February 21, 2021 at 8:47 pm #53267 Reply
  
  Ron
  
  Jeremy,
  
  You might not want to drink out of your stein. It doesn’t look like it was glazed and might absorb someo of your beer before you can drink it.
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