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Posted 11 years ago
tanzereyes
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Found this at a second hand store, so I know very little about this stein.
It has a capital "T" impressed on the side of the bottom (outside).
If anyone can share any information (Age, Manufacturer, etc...)
Could it be considered a military stein based on the lithophane ?
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Zum Hochzeitsfeste.
Short for something like a toast at a wedding: Alles Gute zum Hochzeitsfeste, wir wünschen euch beiden nur das Beste !
Vetraio50, I didn't know you are so well versed in German! Great!
Thank you vetraio50, I tried using an online translator, but I had trouble determining some of the letters. (I thought the last "S" was an "F").
http://www.formycousins.com/Old%20German%20Book/1912OldGerman-Index.html This may help:)
My grandmother only used the old German letters. It is easy for me to read the printed texts but I always was, and still am, very challenged to read the handwriting.
Nice stein! I have never seen one with a lithophane.
Thank you Freiheit, I will use for my next "Show and Tell" post.
Late 19th century (based on pewter lid, gilding).