In pristine condition, and rare because it has the lid. Handsomely carved, very ornate and detailed work. Stamped into the base is WKf Zinn in a round Circle. This dates the piece to after 1948 and probably the early to mid 1950's. The word Zinn means Pewter in German.
There are no dings or dents and no discoloration. This piece is newest perfect and worthy of being displayed in the most discerning pewter collectors cabinet.
Weight is 1 lb 6 oz
Stands approx. 9" tall with the lid on.
This handcrafted solid pewter stein honors the great German Romanticist self-taught painter Carl Spitzweg. His artwork is beautifully detailed on the main body - Der Jugendfreund (The Childhood Friend) and Der arme Poet (The Poor Poet).
The main panel reads: "Carl Spitzweg 1808-1885. Maler und Zeichner besinnlicher Motive aus der guten alten Zeit", which translates as "Painter and illustrator contemplative motifs from the good old days". The back panel reads "Carl Spitzweg 1808-1885. Skurrile Figuren aus der liebenswerten Welt des Biedermeier." which translates as: "Whimsical figures from the lovely world of the Biedermeier (an era of cultural growth in Europe)"
Product code: Goblet Chalice Urn with Lid PEWTER Carl Spitzweg Ornate Design WMF newest Zinn 1950's