March 28, 2024
Early-Mettlach Relief Stein- 1842-1860 mark >Dated 1874
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***** WE ACCEPT PAYPAL, PERSONAL CHECKS AND MONEY ORDERS **** OUR SHIPPING IS FAST AND PROMPT. OUR HANDLING IS SAFE AND SECURE. **** SAVE $$$$ ON COMBINED SHIPPING ON MULTIPLE WINNING BIDS**** An Original and Early Mettlach Stein with inlay pewter lid. An early Stein with the Mettlach mark of 1842-1860 which is located on base; one of the earliest Mettlach trademarks. Unique and one-of-a-kind. Stein has four panels showing high relief figures in dark brown depicting three dancing characters including: Bacchus; Lady with Parasol; and German Male in Costume . Fourth panel is dark gray showing interwoven grapes and leaves. Spiral columns separate each panel and t are arbors and touches of grape vines/leaves over Stein's surface. A background of light bluish gray over entire Stein including inlaid lid. Colors include red-brown and black banding. Top thumblift is geometrical in design with nouveau touches - all pewter. Top design is a tri-panel showing: chalice; lyre, and cap and three nouveau winged designs in dark gray on a bluish gray ground. Stein measures 8-1/2" from base to thumblift. A base diameter 3-3/4" top opening diameter x 2-3/4". On surface of front of pewter area of lid is the following, "18 ADOLPHE HEINTZ? 74 (Dating this stein at 1874)". Spelling of the last name above is difficult to decipher. On inside of pewter lid
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