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Features a classic look modeled after old tankards used in British pubs and has a solid pewter bottom. Made in USA
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A classic reproduction of an Early American beer stein attributed to Benjamin Day, circa 1720.
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Stoneware, raised-relief decoration. This stein features the most popular landmarks of Germany: Neuschwanstein, Munich, Rothenburg, Heidelberg and Berlin. The Imperial Eagle is in the foreground.
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This stein focuses on Gambrinus, the mythical King of Beer. Gambrinus is lifting his chalice and offering a toast. He is framed by lions, overflowing steins and hops and malt border decorations.
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Stoneware, raised-relief decoration. Barrel shaped, assorted designs. Classic handpainted and glazed design, tan borders, cobalt background and ten subject colors. Conical pewter lid. Made in Germany
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Festive scene of people celebrating with banner of "Frohsinn" which translates to cheerfulness or joyfullness
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Features a scene of people drinking and celebrating. Made in Germany
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Farewell Stein The detailed relief is handpainted and features a man waving to a woman as he is leaving
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Features various scenes of firefighters. Made in Germany
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Stoneware, handpainted raised relief decoration with gold relief accents. This stein prominently features the German Eagle against a midnight blue background with white snowlike highlights.
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Stoneware, handpainted raised relief with gold leaf accents. The three raised panels on this stein have been meticulously sculpted and all depict castles commissioned by King Ludwig II of Bavaria.
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Stoneware, raised-relief decoration. Each of the 19 handpainted panels on this stein represents a verse in the famous German drinking song. Conical pewter lid.
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A very detailed three-panel scene of Frankfurt with the Frankfurt Coat of Arms. Satin gold oval borders provide accents. Conical pewter lid. Made in Germany
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This beautiful amber colored glass stein features a detailed etching of a deer leaping over a log in the forest. The body is crafted in the Czech Republic and lidded in Germany.
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Features a scene of newlyweds leaving the church with flower children nearby and a horse-drawn carriage waiting for them. Pewter lid. Made in Germany
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Features a scene of a team of draught horses hitched to a wagon while a man unloads beer barrels for a bierfest. Beautiful gold and blue scrollwork top and bottom border. Made in Germany
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This stoneware, tower-shaped stein is decorated with a vibrant blue glaze and gold wrap-around design featuring sixteen images of historic castles of Germany. Fixed to the center of the stein is a detailed pewter badge with a map of Germany overlaid on a magnificent Neuschwanstein Castle scene
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This stoneware, tower-shaped stein is decorated with a vibrant blue glaze and gold wrap-around design featuring eight images of the kings of Bavaria and the crown. A detailed pewter badge of the Bavarian crest is attached to the center of the stein. Fixed on the dome shaped, ornamental pewter lid is a gold crown figurine. Limited edition of 5,000 individually numbered pieces.
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This stoneware, white glazed stein features the famous Gambrinus in kingly garb leaning against a cask of beer toasting with a stein of frothy beer. In the background there are wheat stock and hops vines
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Beautiful black stein with silver Deutschland Coat of Arms crest and silver & creme colored border decoration and accents. Made in Germany
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16 oz solid pewter tankard featuring axe handle. Made in USA
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16 oz solid pewter tankard featuring Fire Department shield emblem and axe handle. Made in USA
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Solid pewter tankard features a plain tapered barrel with Celtic harp handle.
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Solid pewter tankard features a plain tapered barrel with Nude Lady handle.
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Features a cleat handle like the ones used on docks to tie down boats and has a solid pewter bottom. Made in USA
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Features an elegant classic look and has solid pewter bottom.
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Features a nautical theme and is shaped like a capstan or winch and features a rope-shaped handle and solid pewter bottom.
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A classic reproduction of an Early American tankard from the 1700's.
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A classic reproduction of an Early American tankard from the 1700's.
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The 40 oz version is the largest tankard we sell. 40 ounces!!! Now you don't have to drink that Old English out of the bottle with a paper bag around it!!
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A classic reproduction of an Early American beer stein.
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Tavern Pewter Tankard - 22 oz
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Beautiful, high-polished pewter tankard featuring a dragon handle.
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Pewter tankard featuring Celtic knot band. Solid pewter bottom. Imported from UK
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Extra Heavy Gauge Pewter Stein with lid. Features handle with lion head and brass band near base of handle. Made in the UK
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Extra Heavy Gauge Pewter Tankard. Features handle with lion head. Made in the UK
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Extra Heavy Gauge Pewter Stein with lid. Features handle with lion head. Made in the UK
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This is the third in a new set of city steins by Thewalt in which he captures the historic architecture of Germany’s oldest and most famous cities.
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This stein features King Gambrinus, the patron saint of beer, raising his mug in a toast. The stein is bordered with green and a conical pewter lid completes the piece.
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Beautiful cobalt blue stein featuring the German Coat of Arms. Made in Germany
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Engraving will appear on opposite side of tankard from bagpiper image
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