It's kinda hard to see, but that is the impressed "shield" mark with "M" over "R". There is also what appears to be just a circle, the number 10, and what I am assuming is the mold number, 2027.
The other Marzi & Remy stein I've seen with the mold number 2027 has different artwork on the sides. Is that normal?
What I know for certain:
Marzi & Remy
Made in 1964 or later (probably ‘68 - ‘72)
Cream stoneware
Pewter lid
Souvenir Stein for the German tourist industry
What I would like to find out:
What is a closer approximation of the exact year?
Who was the designer?
What do the hallmarks on the bottom mean - other than the "shield" with the "M" over the "R"?
How much were they originally sold for?
If you can offer any more information, please share
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| soort | bierpul | materiaal | Steengoed |
| producent |
Marzi & Remy producent info | model | 2027 10 |
| ontwerper/decorateur | |||
| inhoud | |||
| ontwerpdatum | Post 1964 (likely ‘68 - ‘72) |
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Commentaren
Your stein was indeed produced by Marzi & Remy. The listing that you found that was attributed to Reinhold Merkelbach was not correct.
Your stein was produced as a souvenir stein for the German tourist industry.
Paul, webmaster.
Also, I noticed on the other listing that the side panels had different artwork, but the same mild number. Is that common practice? Thank you again.
Anthony
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