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    Posted 9 years ago

    newfie
    (3 items)

    Found this Item in a condemned home here in Newfoundland Canada. The home was hand built by an old German soldier and was just like something you would see straight out of old Germany. Inside was like walking into another time zone. The old couple are deceased now and a friend told me to take whatever I find..The stein dwarfs a 2L Pepsi bottle and it looks like earth or stoneware. One side of the stein means "without girls beer and wine" and the other side reads"you can not be good funny"
    Can anyone help me in identifying. Thank You

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    1. Efesgirl Efesgirl, 9 years ago
      That is THE biggest beer stein I've ever seen.
    2. newfie newfie, 9 years ago
      lol ... It really is huge

    3. Efesgirl Efesgirl, 9 years ago
      The stein is salt glazed stoneware.
    4. newfie newfie, 9 years ago
      Thanks for the info Efesgirl..love to figure out the maker lol seems impossible though
    5. LovelyPat LovelyPat, 9 years ago
      WOW !! This Stein is the largest I have ever seen !! For me it would definitely be a one and done situation , maybe not actually being able to finish !! It is a GREAT BIG STEIN !! Great pick for you
    6. AmatoorPikr, 9 years ago
      This is very interesting!!!
    7. newfie newfie, 9 years ago
      lol yes Iwould be wobbly too LovelyPat, after drinking out of this stein and thanks ...Very interesting piece for sure AmatoorPikr
    8. tanzereyes, 9 years ago
      Nice Stein !

      G.K. (name unknown), Known dates: Active 1890 - 1915., Several names have been put forward for the owner of the initials G.K, which include - Gustav Kühne & Karl Girmscheid. Designer and Modeller ( http://www.steinmarks.co.uk/pages/pv.asp?p=stein485 )

      Unsure of the manufacturer.
    9. newfie newfie, 9 years ago
      Thanks for the information tanzereyes and wow it must be very old then

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