Virgin of Drachenfels
.5 Liter with tower Lid
This version has pewter ring on lid.
Marked KB near base
text courtesy of Beerstein.net Thanks Frank
Drachenfels (Dragon’s Rock) is a mountain in the Siebengebirge range and the site of two German legends. One tells a story in which the hero Siegfried comes upon pagan peasants about to sacrifice a virgin to the dragon, so he slays the dragon and saves the maiden from her fate. In another, the sacrificial virgin (a Christian), stops the dragon in his tracks by showing it her crucifix and later goes on to convert the pagan village to Christianity
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| type | stein | material | stoneware |
| producer |
Matthias Girmscheid producer info | mold | 776 |
| designer/decorator | Anton Kilian (Karl) Beuler | ||
| capacity | .5 Liter | ||
| design date |
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