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Beer Steins351 of 491cobalt blue and white german Stein 1919My Mystery Beer Stein
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    Posted 12 years ago

    gplace57
    (2 items)

    This stein is believed to be German (german wording on stein). The lid opens and is made of what I think is lead. Its hand painted, with what looks like a German general on a horse (also the lid has similar). Its a family item and has been since the 1940's. The most interesting part of stein is when you open the lid raise the bottom to the light, a nearly transparent picture of a man and woman are holding hands. This can only be seen if a bright light shines thru the bottom of stein. I've never since this before, nor have I seen the figurine on the lid. Any help is welcomed. Thanks!

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    1. gplace57, 12 years ago
      Thanks for helping id item.
    2. AZsteincollector, 11 years ago
      This is a reproduction reservist stein from post-WWII. Some of these were sold to the GIs as the real thing as Germans were trying to cope with the post-WWII economy as best they could. The stein is porcelain and the image in the bottom is a lithophane.

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