BREWERIANA or BREWERY COLLECTIBLES  -  MUGS and STEINS

Beer Mugs and Steins For Sale:  Including Pre-Prohibition (prior to 1915 in WA and 1920 for the other states). Plus collectibles steins from Anheuser-Busch, as well as other breweries.
 
These are primarily ceramic or stoneware mugs & steins. Glass steins from the U.S. are mixed in with the Glasses.  Foreign mugs and glasses can be found with the Pub Stuff.
 

1976 Anheuser-Busch - St. Louis Corporate stein, 7⅞" tall, made by Ceramarte -  thin handle version - (CS-2) near mint.  $65

Also - have the thick handle version, 8⅛" tall, near mint.  $60
Both for $110

1976 Anheuser-Busch - German Tavern Scene, taller 8" version, made by Ceramarte - (CS-4) near mint.  $48

1984 Budweiser - Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, manufactured in 1982 by Ceramarte, 7½" tall - distributed only to Anheuser-Busch wholesalers - (CS-53) near mint. $58

1984 Michelob - Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, manufactured in 1982 by Ceramarte, 7½" tall - distributed only to Anheuser-Busch wholesalers - (CS-54) near mint. $48

1982 Budweiser - "50th Anniversary 1933-1983" - by Ceramarte, 6½" tall (CS-57) near mint. $48

1983 Budweiser Holiday Stein by Ceramarte - 6½" - (CS-58)  also called the "Cameo Wheatland" - near mint. $25

1985 Budweiser Holiday Stein by Ceramarte - 6½" - (CS-63) near mint.   $15

1986 Budweiser Holiday Stein by Ceramarte - 6½"  - (CS-66) near mint. $15

1987 Budweiser Holiday Stein by Ceramarte - 6½" - (CS-70) near mint.  $15

1987 "Brew House" 1st in the Landmark series. Made by Ceramarte - 7½"  - (CS-67) near mint. $25

1987 "Stables" 2nd in the Landmark series. Made by Ceramarte - 7½"  - (CS-73) near mint. $25

"Advertising Through the Decades" - 1918 to 1932. Employee convention stein made by Ceramarte - 5½" tall - (SO-95150) near mint.   $22

1990 Budweiser, 2nd issue in the Label Series called the Antique Label Stein.  It depicts the original German inscribed label, now over a century old. Label is surrounded by high relief barley and hops. Stein measures 5½" tall, and was made in Brazil by Ceramarte. (CS-127) near mint.  $25

1991 Budweiser, 3rd issue in the Label Series called the Bottle Label Stein.  It depicts a labeled Budweiser bottle, c.1890. A-B logo is surrounded by high relief barley and hops. Stein measures 5½" tall, and was made in Brazil by Ceramarte. (CS-136) near mint.  $25

1992 Budweiser, Summer Olympics in Barcelona - stein measures 5½" tall, made in Brazil by Ceramarte. (CS-168) near mint.  $18

1996 Budweiser Label stein. Intricately-detailed Hofbrau style ceramic relief stein - a tribute to Budweiser’s 100-year history of quality. The label is surrounded by detailed relief artwork of barley and hops, and a A-B logo on the handle. (CS-282) near mint.  $25

"Evolution of the Budweiser label" around top;  and "1891 - 1908 ...  Anheuser-Busch, Inc. ... 1917 - 1918" around bottom. On base: "1999 State Convention stein #1" - these were given only to distributors who attended the sales convention that year.  6⅛" tall - made by Ceramarte. (SO-Post99) near mint.   $28

"A Legacy of Quality" - 5th of the Busch Family Series, Aug. A. Busch III. Pres. 1974-2002. State Convention stein for 2005 - (STCONVAUG3) near mint. $25

"A Legacy of Quality" - Last of the Busch Family Series, Aug. A. Busch IV. Pres. & CEO 2006-07. State Convention stein for 2006 - (STCONVAUG4) near mint. $25

"Erin Go Bud" below the Budweiser "bow-tie" logo. 3rd in the St. Patrick's Day series - 5½" tall stein made by Ceramarte. (CS-193)  near mint. $28

"Leavenworth Brewery - Since 1992" on a 4½" stoneware mug. These were produced in limited numbers, in the inaugural year only. The brand now owned by the Fish Brewing Co. of Olympia. Scarce! Grade 9.5  $15

"Leavenworth Brewery - Since 1992" on a 4⅞" stoneware mug. These were produced in limited numbers, in the inaugural year only. The brand now owned by the Fish Brewing Co. of Olympia. Scarce! Grade 9.5  $15

"Goebel - Private Stock 22 - Beer" logo in blue over "For Patio Pleasure" with an image of the Goebel chicken fishing - all on a 5" tall, milk glass mug. From the Goebel brewing Co. of Detroit, c.1970 - near mint cond. $25

"Little Kings - Cream Ale" below bear claw surrounded by "Support the Wildlife" and around bottom rim "Life is Meant to be Wild", also has bear claw prints on sides. Ceramic stein meas. 5⅜" tall, from the Hudepohl-Schoenling Brg. Co. of Cincinnati. Grade 9.5  $25

"Michelob - Since 1896" in black on a 4½" mug. Ring around rim and base, plus the logo, all in gold. Mug made by Florence Ceramic Co. of Pasadena, c.1969. Grade 9.5  $10

"Coors Brewing Company - Golden, Colorado" in blue, on a 4¾" tall, ceramic beer stein. Grade 9.5  $12

"Foster's Lager" on a 5⅛" tall, stein. Made by Westminster Stoneware, Australia. Grade 9.5  $18

"Reschs Pilsner Special export" on a 5¾" tall, stoneware stein made by Ceramarte. Reschs Pilsner made in Australia for the New South Wales market. Grade 9.5  $18

"Michelob / Draught Beer" in black, beneath the red Michelob horn logo - same on reverse - all on a 6" tall stein, with a 1½" kick-up base - c.1964. Grade 9.5  $20

"Primo - Hawaiian Beer" stein from the Hawaii Brewing Co., Honolulu, 5⅝" tall, grade 9.0   $18 

"Schlitz ... The beer that made Milwaukee famous" - 5¾" tall stein from the early 70's - grade 9.5  $18
 

"Olympia Beer" and golden Horseshoe logo, on a lidded stein  - copy of their pre-prohibition stein, issued by the Brewery in the '70s, grade 9. $25