Catalog: Breweriana

Art Deco chrome cocktail cups just perfect for shrimp cocktail or other mixed drinks. The cup size on these are identical the the Chase Gaiety cups that have no stem or foot. These are from the thirties and some were sold with a shaker, I believe these are evercraft though I do not see markings. Measures 2 5/8" tall. Nice shiny outside chrome, no dents or dimples, some may have slight use marks. Insides of them are scratched and some discoloring and a few rough spots. but not bad...

Amazing rare old crock stoneware ale bottle or jug circa 1912. Measures 10 1/2" tall and measures 8 5/8" across the base. John Arnold & Sons Wickwar 884 printed underglaze. This meaning it was from the John Arnold & Sons High Street Brewery in Wickwar. Appears to be about a 2 quart size. Also stamped in an oval but it is filled partially with glaze and I can't tell what it says. I am not familiar with old brewerania bottles and crockery so you collectors will have a better idea than me...

Antique glass beer mug is turning a lovely shade of purple. Exquisite mug. THICK glass and very heavy. Cut upper thumbprints and lower panels are highly polished and the glass has a wondeful feel to it. Thick applied blown handle and the bottom edges have been ground and polished too. Little specks of glass in the bottom that are original to when the mug was made. NO cracks, dings, scratches or cloudiness. Measures 4 1/4" tall. Simply gorgeous...

This Buffalo Brewing Company bottle is made of amber glass, and is embossed with an image of a buffalo jumping through a horseshoe and "BUFFALO BREWING CO/SACRAMENTO, CAL.". Buffalo Brewing Company was founded by Herbert Grau in Sacramento, 1888, but the first beer did not reach the shelves until mid 1890. This one has the type of closure used from 1880's -1920.In 1890, Buffalo Brewing Company began brewing beer in Sacramento...

VINTAGE MINERAL WATER JUG GERMANY Wonderful Mineral Water Jug made in Germany. It is marked on the front Birresborn Mineral Wasser with an elephant logo circa 1879-1900. This is a wonderful clay jug hand turned you can see. No major chips or cracks just the minor chips and wear on the bottom from use. Great display piece or use and enjoy. Stands 11-5/8" tall and is 3-1/4" in diameter.

5" glass beer stein from Germany, and the glass is starting to turn purple. Was made from 1850-1900, Unique porcelain insert in the pewter lid. Hand painted on top and bottom (very unusual) Usually only the top area is painted when you are lucky enough to find these. Recessed bottom and ground polished bottom edge. Another unique feature is the subject of the painting decoration...

Antique Marzi & Remy beer stein. Made between 1890's and 1910. Marked with imprinted numbers into the bottom 392 and the number 18 underneath that. Hinged pewter lid and the _ 1/2 L near the top by the handle. Pub like, or kitchen table scene with a woman and two men at the table. Measures 10" tall and in perfect condition. Lid works exceptionally well too. Is not marked Germany, but is.