Antique German Beer Stein | Clear Glass, Pewter Lid (Late 1800s-Early 1900s)

This is an antique German glass beer stein, featuring a traditional hinged pewter lid with thumb lift. Crafted in Germany, this style of stein commonly dates to the late 19th or early 20th century, a period known for finely made drinking vessels and decorative glasswork.

The stein has a clear pressed or cut glass body, often with a ribbed or ornate pattern, paired with a sturdy pewter lid and decorative thumbrest designed for easy opening. While originally used as a functional beer mug, pieces like this are now highly sought after as collectible décor and display items.

Perfect for stein collectors, Old World bar décor, or anyone who appreciates European antiques with character and history.

Details:
Antique glass beer stein
Clear pressed or cut glass body
Hinged pewter lid with thumb lift
Ribbed or decorative glass design
Made in Germany
Circa late 1800s–early 1900s
Top of pewter lid has Hohen-Salzburg
Glass at rim is etched with what appears to be ASL.

Condition:
Very good antique condition with minimal wear. Light surface wear, patina on the pewter, and minor imperfections are expected and add to the character of the piece. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.

A wonderful addition to any beer stein collection, antique bar display, or European glassware collection.