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Hacker Bräu München Brauerei-Steinkrug


From the collection of Jorge O. Soriano


Hacker Bräu München

Extremely detailed design

See cool Munchen script

Beautiful patina on lid - lid sits tightly

The Hacker Bräu München symbol | So Cool!

Definitely original lid

Notice “Pauson”

Notice Munchen

Recessed base

Original Hacker Bräu München Brauerei-Steinkrug.

I absolutely love this one!! Possibly my favorite 1/2 L. brewery stein.

Hacker Bräu Munich.

The stein has original brewery lid.

Check out the “Pauson” and “Munchen” on either side of the shank.

Size: The 1/2 L. capacity and calibration mark are barely visible, but present.

Check out the script for Munchen - Very Cool.

Condition is very good, undamaged, with bright colors. There are only partial, minimal signs of wear typical of its age (e.g. the finest scratches in the glaze).

Date: Approximately 1900

If anyone can provide further information, maker, designer, etc., I would appreciate your feedback - very much!!

Personal Note: I had to work hard and long (communication and shipping) to acquire this one. The seller made this comment: “Jorge, I am pleased that it has now worked out… You really are a crazy collector - In a positive sense!“

I am lucky to add this amazing steinkrug to my collection!

Prost

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type stein materialstoneware
producer mold-
designer/decorator
capacity1/2 L.   
design dateApproximately 1900   


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Comments

comment added by Jorge O. Soriano on 2024-01-26 (05:16 hrs)
Anyone have any information on this one? Thanks!
comment added by Paul van Eck on 2024-01-26 (08:00 hrs)
Jorge,
The company Martin Pauson were pewterers and decorators of stein. On SteinMarks.co.uk you can find more information on that company.
Paul
comment added by Jorge O. Soriano on 2024-01-26 (19:16 hrs)
Thank you Paul. I’ll be doing some reading on that this evening. Wonderful

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