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13-525
NAVY RESERVIST’S KRUG - S. M. S. ROON.
This is a very tall example of a reservist’s krug from the S. M. S. Roon.
The S. M. S. Roon was a Heavy Cruiser, the lead Cruiser of the "Roon
Class" Cruisers. It was commissioned in 1906, served during WW I, and
scrapped in 1921. The owner of this krug was a Reservist "Olkiewicz."
He served in Kiel from 1907 to 1910 as part of the 1. Werft.-Division 2nd
Kompagnie. This krug does not have a metal top, and never did. That is
partly why it is larger than a conventional stein with top. The center
panel’s main theme shows two sailors, one with a Mauser. Steaming
between them and toward the viewer is a German ship. A kriegsflagge
is also present. All of this is in high relief! On either side of the
central panel are further panels with a view of the S. M. S. Roon,
and men from the work division shoveling coal into the boilers. On these two
panels are the names of this man’s shipmates. The krug’s handle features
another high-relief sailor. This is a one Litre krug that stands 9" tall.
The diameter at the rim is 3," and the diameter at the base is 4
1/2." This krug is in excellent condition, with
vibrant colors and no problems whatsoever.
$1,295.00
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18-258
ENLISTED VETERAN’S STEIN - LEIB-GRENADIER-REGIMENT Nr 109 - BADEN.
The German Army had a handful of ultra-elite cavalry and infantry regiments.
The infantry regiments were often among the army’s oldest. They generally held Garde or Leib status. These very high-level infantry regiments
included 1. Garde-Regiment zu Füßilier from Prussia, Königl. Sachs
1. (Leib) Grenadier-Regiment Nr 100 from Saxony,
Leibgarde-Infantrie-Regiment 1. Großherzogl. Hessisches from Hesse,
Infantrie-Leib-Regiment from Bavaria, and one of my personal favorites,
1. Badisches Leib-Grenadier Regiment Nr 109 from Baden. This last regiment
was established in 1803 and garrisoned at Baden’s capital, Karlsruhe. It was
assigned to the XIV. Armeekorps. The regiment has a wonderful history.
It was very rich in exploits during the Napoleonic Wars, and the
Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71. Baden fielded a total of nine of the old-line
infantry regiments at the turn of the 20th century. Being assigned
to Grenadier-Regiment Nr 109 was a tremendous honor. Also, the
pickelhaube worn by all its officers, NCO’s, and enlisted men was unusual and
quite different from the other eight regiments.
Today we are offering a beautiful veteran’s stein from Grenadier-Regiment
Nr 109. This was originally the property of a man named Klein. The stein’s
overall height is 12." The stein’s front sports the likenesses of Kaiser
Wilhelm II and the Grand Duke of Baden. On either side of these two rulers are
scenes of the regiment in the field. To the right and left of these scenes are
the names of fellow members from this man’s kompagnie. They are rather
faded. Toward the bottom is the regiment’s official designation. [Before I
forget, I would like to add that the name of the reservist is painted toward
the top. It says "Grenadier Klein II." He was a member of the regiment
from 1910 to 1912. It is quite probable that he was recalled to service in
1914 when war broke out]. As we look into the bottom of the stein with the top
open, we see a lovely, complete lithopane, which reveals a soldier and his
sweetheart. The stein’s top is made from pewter. It shows a seated soldier
hoisting his canteen. The thumb device is a re-creation of the regiment’s
wappen, complete with the Garde Star seen on the regiment’s
pickelhauben. In conclusion, this stein has many ornate touches (it is
a joy to discover them), which makes it more attractive than many other
steins. Those extras also made it more expensive for this veteran to purchase,
originally!
$895.00
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18-234
GA
VETERAN’S STEIN - HUSAREN-REGIMENT Nr 9 - PRUSSIA. This is the
largest veteran’s stein I have ever offered on these pages. It stands 14
3/4" tall and towers over most of our past veteran’s steins. It is
especially appealing as it is for a man who served in 2. Rheinisches
Husaren-Regiment Nr 9. This regiment was founded in 1815 and garrisoned
at Straßburg i.E. It was assigned to the XV. Armeekorps. It has many
colorful scenes spread over its exterior. Its owner served in the regiment’s
Eskadron Nr 1 from 1909 to 1912. His name was Schwer. His fellow
troops of Eskadron Nr 1 are listed on the side in two vertical lines.
As beautiful as is the stein’s exterior, the pewter lid is even more
striking, with its mounted Hussar complete with lance and pennant. This
figure is slightly off-balance, but it is complete and very handsome. This
is a very late stein for the period, and just a stunner.
$1,495.00
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18-236 VETERAN’S STEIN - INFANTRIE-REGIMENT Nr 4 -
BAVARIA.
This is a veteran’s stein for a man who served in 4.
Infantrie-Regiment König Wilhelm von Württemberg. This regiment was
raised in 1706. It was the third-oldest Bavarian infantry regiment. The
regiment was garrisoned at Metz and assigned to the II. Armeekorps.
This stein once belonged to reservist Michael Weisensel. He served in
Kompagnie Nr 12 of 4. Infantrie-Regiment König Wilhelm von
Württemberg during the period of 1904 to 1906. The stein, which stands
11 1/4" tall, is quite colorful and in very fine condition. It has members
of his kompagnie listed beside the center panel on both sides of the
stein. The central scene shows the residence and palace of Prinz Friedrich
Carl Kaserne. In the foreground is the Bavarian Coat-of-Arms, including the
twin, rampant lions. The flanking images show soldiers on duty and at home.
The thumb device displays a Bavarian Lion with Shield. Made of zinc like the
thumb device, the lid depicts various patriotic motifs and a seated soldier
hoisting his canteen in salute. The lithopane, which is intact, features
König Ludwig II (Mad Ludwig). This is a marvelous stein, in top condition.
$795.00
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18-238
GA
RESERVIST’S STEIN 1. GARDE-FELDARTILLERIE-REGIMENT - PRUSSIA.
This is a large example of a reservist’s stein for 1.
Garde-Feldartillerie-Regiment. It was the leading artillery
regiment in the Prussian Army. It was activated in 1800 and garrisoned in
Berlin, where it was attached to the Gardekorps. The stein stands 13"
in overall height and is 4 1/4" in diameter at the base. As this was for a
Garde-Regiment (and is a relatively late stein) it is extremely large
and colorfully made. As a matter of fact, it has so many colors, I can
hardly count them all! The center’s primary theme depicts a cannon attached
to a caisson that is being hauled into action. Below that is an image of the
Kaiser, a shoulder board for the regiment, and an oval depicting Germany’s
national colors. The reservist to whom this belonged was named Stielow. As
is painted on the stein’s side, he was assigned to "2. Reit. Battr.
1. Garde Feld. Art Rgt. Berlin." A list of his Battery members is
inscribed on the stein as well. The top of the pewter stein lid depicts two
men servicing a cannon. Its thumb device is especially interesting. It shows
a man atop a horse rearing in the air.
The lid has two faults. First, the cannon described above is slightly
off-kilter. Second, the lid does not fit well on top of the stein. It can
rest properly on the stein, but care must be taken when handling the stein,
or the lid will shift. That said, the stein is from a very elite
regiment, and represents the peak of stein-making artistry. The stein is so
rich in detail that I cannot possibly describe it all. I will take
plenty of photos that will accompany this description.
$1,195.00
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18-240 RESERVIST’S STEIN - INFANTRY-REGIMENT Nr 14 -
BAVARIA.
This is a reservist’s stein from Bavarian 14. Infantrie-Regiment Hartmann.
The regiment was raised in1814 during the Napoleonic Wars (in which Bavaria
fought on Napoleon’s side) and garrisoned in Nürnberg. It was assigned to
the III. Armeekorps. The original owner of this stein was Georg Zimmer. He
served in the 2nd Kompagnie from 1897 to 1899. The name of the
regiment and when Zimmer served is seen at the top of the stein, just under
the pewter lid. In the stein’s center is a Wittelsbach Crown, with a "14"
under it. Colorful scenes show the regiment in the field, and a soldier
greeting or saying goodbye to his sweetheart. The stein’s pewter top does
not have a soldier. It was made this way and is not missing. The lid’s thumb
device sports a rampant Bavarian Lion. Inside the stein, which measures 9"
tall, is a fine lithopane, again showing a soldier with his sweetheart. This
is a fine, seldom-seen stein from Bavaria.
$495.00
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20-85 CRYSTAL WINE GLASS
TO GRAND DUKE FRIEDRICH FRANZ III - MECKLENBURG-SCHWERIN.
This is a very fine example of a wine glass from the personal
tableware of the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin,
Friedrich Franz III. The glass has a total of eight panels on
it. The Grand Duke’s crowned royal cypher appears on one
of them. The glass stands 4 5/8" in height, with a
diameter of 2 ½" at the rim, and 2 3/8" at the
base. The stem is also quite ornate. The entire glass is of
the highest caliber. $575.00
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14-267 BAVARIAN BEER
STEIN FOR FELDFLIEGER
ABTEILUNG Nr 7.
This is an attractive example of a beer stein from one of the
early war Bavarian squadrons, Feldflieger
Abteilung Nr 7. This stein is quite
large. It holds a full litre, compared to most steins and
krugs that we see that hold half a litre. This stein stands
11" tall. It has a marvelous exterior topped by a pewter
lid. Its thumb opening device features a rampant Bavarian
Lion. Engraved on the lid is "Zum
Andenken a. s. Kameraden (In Remembrance of our
Comrades)." Hand painted on the
exterior of the stein is a shield, topped by a crown. It has
a propeller through its center. Below that appears the
inscription "Bayr. Feld-Flieger=Abt.
7." On the bottom of the stein we
see that it was manufactured by Mettlach.
Due to the markings on the base it is very likely that this
stein was manufactured in the 1920's or 1930's, as opposed to
during WW I. It is in excellent condition and shows honest
age and wear. $1,350.00
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18-173 METTLACH PATRIOTIC
BEER KRUG. This is a superb Mettlach
patriotic beer krug. It is only .3 Litre, which is about 10
ounces (an unusual size). This is a bit smaller than many of
the krugs and steins that we see. This krug stands 5 ½"
tall, and is 2 ½" in diameter at the top, and 3
1/4" in diameter at the base. The central theme of this
hand painted stein is a wonderful Hohenzollern Eagle. It is
in wonderful condition. $295.00
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18-293 VETERAN’S BEER KRUG - ARMEEGRUPPE KRONPRINZ
RUPRECHT von BAYERN. This is a very
fine beer krug from Heeresgruppe Kronprinz Ruprecht von Bayern. Besides
being the Kronprinz of Bavaria, Ruprecht was a capable military commander who
achieved the rank of Generalfeldmarschall. In this capacity, he commanded an
Armeegruppe that consisted of multiple armies. The krug is rather
large. It holds one litre of liquid, whereas so many krugs hold only
half-a-litre. The dates 1914-1918, along with the name of Ruprecht’s
army group, are in blue on the side of the
krug. The krug stands 7 1/8" tall. It is 3 1/4" in diameter at the lid and 4"
in diameter at the base.
$375.00
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Three Presentation Cup Grouping -
From a Freiherr to Fellow Officers
This is a grouping of three presentation cups from a
Freiherr (Baron) to three fellow officers in the late 1890's. Although we will sell the cups
individually, we are offering a substantial discount to the collector who
takes all three.
18-277
GA PRESENTATION CUP - FREIHERR TO FELLOW OFFICER. This is a larger-sized
silver presentation cup that was a gift from a Freiherr to a fellow officer.
The cup stands 4 1/8" tall, is 2 1/4" in diameter at the rim, and 1 1/2" in
diameter at the base. One side of the cup has the Freiherr’s Cypher (it
appears that the initials are "RB"), while the reverse has his family
coat-of-arms. This coat-of-arms consists of two shields, topped by a
Freiherr’s crown. Engraved on the bottom of this cup is the name "Schreiber",
along with the date 1897. Further, we see the crown and moon as
mandated for silver items by Kaiser Wilhelm I (in approximately 1885), also
hallmarking for .800 silver and the jeweler’s hallmarking. The cup is
in very fine condition.
$475.00
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18-278
GA PRESENTATION CUP - FREIHERR TO FELLOW OFFICER.
This is a larger-sized silver presentation cup that was a gift from a Freiherr
to a fellow officer. The cup stands 4 1/8" tall, is 2 1/4" in diameter at the
rim, and 1 1/2" in diameter at the base. One side of the cup has the
Freiherr’s Cypher (it appears that the initials are "RB"), while the reverse
has his family coat-of-arms. This coat-of-arms consists of two shields, topped
by a Freiherr’s crown. Engraved on the bottom of this cup is the name "Perle",
along with the date 1897. Further, we see the crown and moon as
mandated for silver items by Kaiser Wilhelm I (in approximately 1885), also
hallmarking for .800 silver and the jeweler’s hallmarking. The cup is
in very fine condition.
$475.00
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18-279
GA
PRESENTATION CUP -FREIHERR TO FELLOW OFFICER.
This is a larger-sized silver presentation cup that was a gift from a Freiherr
to a fellow officer. The cup stands 4 1/8" tall, is 2 1/4" in diameter at the
rim, and 1 1/2" in diameter at the base. One side of the cup has the
Freiherr’s Cypher (it appears that the initials are "RB"), while the reverse
has his family coat-of-arms. This coat-of-arms consists of two shields, topped
by a Freiherr’s crown. Engraved on the bottom of this cup is the name "von Krosigk", along with the date 1897. Further, we see the crown and moon
as mandated for silver items by Kaiser Wilhelm I (in approximately 1885), also
hallmarking for .800 silver and the jeweler’s hallmarking. The cup is
in very fine condition.
$475.00
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18-243
GLASS BEER KRUG - JÄGER-BATTALION.
This is a really exciting glass beer krug for a man who served in a
Jäger-Battalion both prior to and during WW I. I am unable to
determine which battalion Wilhelm Schiese served in. He did serve from
1890-1893 in the 3rd Kompagnie. He also served from
1915-1918 during the war. All of this information is engraved on the lid
of the krug. Further we have what at first glance appears to be a crowned
Royal Cypher. I believe this is actually the owner’s name and that he
"promoted" himself! At the center of the lid is a fine Prussian Jäger
shako. From the size of the krug, I estimate that this as .4 of a
litre.
$350.00
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18-162 GLASS BEER KRUG
CELEBRATING THE 25th
ANNIVERSARY OF THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR 1870-1895.
This is a fine glass beer krug commemorating 25 years after
service in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870. The krug stands 6
¾" tall, and is 4" in diameter its top. The
exterior of the glass is quite attractive, with a most
interesting design on the glass. The krug would hold either
4/10 or half a litre. The lid of the krug is the pickelhaube
of a Saxon infantry officer. It is quite detailed. The helmet
lies amid a wreath of laurel leaves. Engraved on the lid is
the following: "2/12 1870. Hurrah!
2/12 1895. Emil Schneider." Between
the dates and the name is an Iron Cross. The interior of the
lid is inscribed with: "Gewidmet von G. Schneider, A.
Weise, P. Börner, L. Löwenberg." (Gedwidmet
means "dedicated to"). This krug is in very fine
condition. It is quite unusual to find something
commemorating the Franco-Prussian War. $795.00 .
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18-166 GLASS OR CRYSTAL
1914 IRON CROSS POKAL. This is an
immense glass or crystal pokal of the highest quality and
condition. The pokal measures 10 7/8" tall, 3 7/8"
in diameter at the rim, and 4 1/8" in diameter at the
base. Etched quite delicately into the front of the pokal is
a 1914 Iron Cross. $395.00. . .
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18-171 METTLACH
PATRIOTIC BEER KRUG. This is
well-made and attractively conditioned beer krug manufactured
by the well-known firm of Mettlach.
The body of the krug is a plain-fired porcelain. It is of the
½ Litre size. The top of the krug has a fine recreation of
the 1914 Iron Cross. A ball-shaped thumb device opens the
lid. The bottom of the krug has the markings for the Mettlach
firm. This is very well made and in excellent condition. It
would make a fine way to enjoy your favorite beverage or for
display. $475.00. .
. .
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18-227 VETERAN’S STEIN FOR AN ARTILLERY SCHOOL.
This is a veteran’s stein for a man who served at an artillery school during
the period of 1897 through 1899. It has a very colorful exterior, showing a
cypher on a shoulder strap (which represents the Lehr-Batt. of the Artillery
School). A scene depicts a cannon
being pulled to the Front by a caisson and horse team. No cannon decorates the
lid’s top, only a simple disc. However, some very ornate, high-relief work is
displayed on the lid’s flanks, including the Kaiser, cannons, etc. The
lithopane at the bottom is in very good condition. This is a fine veteran’s
stein that is more than 100-years-old and in very good condition.
$595.00
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18-223 PATRIOTIC BEER
KRUG.
This is a wonderful earthenware beer krug of the ½ litre variety. Across the
front of the krug is a colorful and marvelously executed kriegsflagge. The
krug is in excellent condition. It has a simple metal cover that flips up to
give access to the krug’s contents.
$295.00
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18-222 GA AIRPLANE SALT AND PEPPER SERVER/HOLDER.
This is a porcelain airplane figurine, which is in fact a salt and pepper
server/holder. The aircraft is a single-wing design. In addition to the salt
and pepper shakers, it has a small reservoir for what might have held
mustard. I have seen these before, and I believe that is the purpose for the
third compartment. Emblazoned on the side of the airplane is a view of the
city of Lindau, along with the legend "Lindau Seehafen mit alt. Leuchtturm."
Embedded in the highly-lustered white porcelain are flecks of gold, which
lend the item a lovely appearance.
$195.00
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18-224 PRESENTATION GLASS BEER KRUG FROM ONE DOCTOR TO
ANOTHER.
This is a glass beer krug that
dates from 1863. It stands 5 1/4" tall. It measures 3 3/4" at the bottom and 3
1/4" at its rim. The body of the krug is of clear glass that has been cut
evenly in ridges around the sides. Its lid is silver, probably silver-plate,
with an attached silver thumb-device on the handle by which one can lift the
lid. The thumb is device plain, without any decoration other than simple
fluting on the edges. The top of the lid has been engraved with the legend "Seinem
Treuen Collegen Dr. Henke Dankt für Liebevolle Sorgfalt und Aufopfernde
Hingebung Glücklich im Gefühle Seiner Genesung." This translates to
"Your
faithful colleague, Dr. Henke, thanks you for your affectionate care and
sacrificial devotion. Feeling fortunate in his convalescence, Dr. Popp,
November 1863." A maker’s mark and what may be the silver content marking is
present on the silver part of the handle. This was before silver hallmarking
became standardized. Also, both marks are rather illegible. Another
interesting point because of its age is the spelling of the word "colleague,"
using the "c" rather than "k," as would be proper in German. In the mid-19th
century, particularly among the elite classes (and doctors would at least
aspire to this state), a tendency to use French spellings for some words still
lingered. This is a very handsome piece, with some interesting history behind
it. $175.00
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18-201 SMALL SHERRY
GLASSES BEARING THE CYPHER "WILHELM REX."
We have a total of three of these small patriotic sherry
glasses bearing the cypher "Wilhelm
Rex." These glasses stand 5
1/8" tall, are 1 3/4" in diameter at the rim, and 1
7/8" in diameter at the base. While they are
attractively made, they are not a part of the Kaiser‘s
glass service. They are patriotic in nature and appear to be
a "daily-use" grade of crystal. Each has the royal
cypher etched into its front. We have three of these
available for the individual price of $75.00
each.
[Buy
all three for the special price of $200.00! When the first
of these is sold, this special offer will end]. . . .
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18-64 GA PORCELAIN SCHNAPPS
FLASK. This is a marvelous schnapps
flask in the form of a bugle, dating from the turn of the
last century. This porcelain bugle has a removable
mouthpiece, which allows one to pour out the contents of the
flask. The flask, which stands 11 1/2" tall and is 5
1/2" at the bell of the bugle, holds ½ Litre of liquid.
The flask is hand-painted and even has a representation of
the cord wrapped around the center of the bugle. It bears the
saying "Für Tonangebende
Kneip-Genieg." The flask is
manufacturer hallmarked underneath. $225.00
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18-286 SMALL GLASS FOR THE VÖLKERSCHLACHTDENKMAL IN
LEIPZIG.
This is a small glass which
commemorates the Völkerschlachtdenkmal in Leipzig. This is a massive monument
which was dedicated in 1913 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of
the Napoleonic wars. This was a major year in German history and there was
much going on to honor German’s role in these wars. This monument is every bit
as impressive today as it was nearly 100 years ago and Kaiser Wilhelm II and
the King of Saxony were both there for its dedication,
$30.00
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18-287 COFFEE CUP FOR THE VÖLKERSCHLACHTDENKMAL IN LEIPZIG.
This is a coffee cup which commemorates the Völkerschlachtdenkmal in Leipzig.
This is a massive monument which was dedicated in 1913 to commemorate the 100th
anniversary of the Napoleonic wars. This was a major year in German history
and there was much going on to honor German’s role in these wars. This
monument is every bit as impressive today as it was nearly 100 years ago and
Kaiser Wilhelm II and the King of Saxony were both there for its dedication,
$30.00
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18-288 DEMITASSE CUP FOR THE VÖLKERSCHLACHTDENKMAL IN
LEIPZIG.
This is a demitasse cup which
commemorates the Völkerschlachtdenkmal in Leipzig. This is a massive monument
which was dedicated in 1913 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of
the Napoleonic wars. This was a major year in German history and there was
much going on to honor German’s role in these wars. This monument is every bit
as impressive today as it was nearly 100 years ago and Kaiser Wilhelm II and
the King of Saxony were both there for its dedication,
$40.00
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18-289 DEMITASSE CUP FOR THE VÖLKERSCHLACHTDENKMAL IN
LEIPZIG.
This is a demitasse cup which
commemorates the Völkerschlachtdenkmal in Leipzig. This is a massive monument
which was dedicated in 1913 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of
the Napoleonic wars. This was a major year in German history and there was
much going on to honor German’s role in these wars. This monument is every bit
as impressive today as it was nearly 100 years ago and Kaiser Wilhelm II and
the King of Saxony were both there for its dedication,
$35.00
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18-290 DEMITASSE COFFEE CUP AND SAUCER WITH IRON CROSS
MOTIF.
This is a demitasse coffee cup and
saucer. The saucer is 4 1/8" in diameter and on its blue surface in gold we see
"Erinnerung aus Großer zeit 1914/15. The saucer is marked for the noted
Bavarian form Rosenthal. The demitasse cup is also blue with a handsome 1914
Iron Cross in gold. The inside of the cup is also a most striking gold. There
is repaired damage to the cup as at some point it shattered in 3-4 pieces. It
has been nicely repaired and the damage is more noticeable in the interior
than the exterior. It is also marked for Rosenthal. While a pity that this
damage took place the pricing reflects the fault.
$95.00
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34-25 GA
BRAUNSCHWEIG SILVER SCHNAPPS CUPS WITH SPECIAL GALLANTRY DEVICE.
This is a top grade schnapps cup. It measures 3/4" in diameter at the base,
1 3/4" in diameter at the rim, and stands 1 3/4" tall. On the front of the
cup is the special gallantry device with swords that appears on the War
Service Cross 2nd Class from the Duchy of Braunschweig. This
device was added to a regular decoration as a Spange on the award
ribbon. This signified the award was given for special service at the front.
The device features a profile of the horse, which was indicative of
Braunschweig. At the device’s bottom are crossed swords. On the bottom of
these small cups is hallmarking for silver content and manufacturer. We have
three of these available. They are priced at
$250.00 EACH,
or we can offer the trio for $650.00
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18-284 ZINC KAISER
CUP.
This is a drinking cup that sports a
high-relief image of Kaiser Wilhelm II. He is wearing a general’s uniform,
along with a medal bar and a breast star. The cup’s reverse features an ultra
high-relief representation of the House of Hohenzollern’s Coat-of-Arms. The
coat-of-arms appeared as a seal on all important documents, including
urkundes (award documents), patents (promotion documents for officers),
etc. The cup measures 2 1/4" in diameter at the base, 3 1/8" in diameter at
the rim, and stands 4 1/2" tall. It is in very fine condition.
$230.00
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34-71 METAL CUP - KAISER WILHELM II.
This is a zinc cup that depicts Kaiser Wilhelm II in profile. On the reverse
is the House of Hohenzollern’s Coat-of-Arms. Some engraving appears at the
rim that I cannot identify, although I can discern the year 1903. The
left of the Kaiser’s face is dented. The rim and the base are also slightly
misshapen. The cup stands 4 1/2" tall, measures 3 1/4" in diameter at the rim, and
2 1/4" in diameter at the base. $95.00
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18-218 DECORATIVE IRON
CROSS BEER KRUG. This is a very
decorative patriotic beer krug. It holds 1/4 litre of
beverage. The exterior of the krug features a scalloped
effect with an Iron Cross on a shield. Below the Iron Cross
is "Schultheiss."
The krug is in very fine condition. It is ready for you to
enjoy. $125.00
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18-176 MINIATURE COFFEE
CUP COMMEMORATING TWO CROWN PRINCES.
This small coffee cup measures 2 3/4" in height and
2" in diameter at the rim. It is quite colorful and
commemorates the Crown Princes of Prussia (Wilhelm) and
Bavaria (Ruprecht). Neither man was destined to become king
nor Kaiser, once the monarchies collapsed at the end of WW I.
$75.00 . .
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18-207 GA LARGE POKAL
FEATURING A FLORAL MOTIF. This is a
large, silver-toned pokal, measuring 11 3/8" in height,
4 3/4" in diameter at the rim, and 5 1/8" in
diameter at the base. A 3" etched-band of roses and
leaves encircles the cup’s exterior. Engraved at the
base is "Verein 15. Husaren
Wandesbeck 1 June 1925." This
refers to Husaren-Regiment Könign
Wilhelmina der Niederlande (Hannoverisches) Nr 15,
which was raised in Wandesbek in 1803. The regiment was
Hanoverian and received battle honors for fighting at the
Peninsula, Waterloo, El Bodon, and Barossa. It is a fine
memorial cup from an elite Hussar regiment that fought
proudly with Wellington in Spain and at Waterloo. $175.00 .
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18-04 PEWTER CUP.
Featuring high relief samples of many of the Imperial German
buildings including the Kaiser’s Palace. This cup stands
4 ½" tall and has a 3" diameter across the top of
the cup. $50.00
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18-217 BLOWN-GLASS
CARAFE. This is a blown-glass carafe
from the period of 1900 to 1910. It is quite
distinctive-looking as each of the four sides were blown
inward. This makes for a far different look from many carafes
that we see. It has a round glass stopper as well. The
overall height of the carafe is 11." $95.00
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18-210 GERMAN BEER
BOTTLE. This is a German beer bottle
from the period of 1890 to 1900. The European-style beer
bottle, which is still used today on some high-end beers, was
quite common 100 years ago. It sports a steel frame (which
shows light surface-rust) attached to a porcelain stopper,
which is opened and closed with a release catch on the
bottle’s side. Engraved on the glass is "Max
Eicke Blankenburg Unverkäuflich." "Max
Eicke Blankenburg" also appears on
the porcelain cap’s top. This bottle would be useful as
a part of a soldier’s display or just on its own merits. $40.00 .
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18-241 GLASS BEER BOTTLE.
This is a glass beer bottle that dates to around 1900 to 1910. It comes from
Hamburg. The bottle is green and stands 12 1/4" tall. The following is seen
on the bottle’s side in a circular area: "Herm. Peters Bergedorf." The
bottle has the unique, European-style, porcelain stopper. It is great for
display on its own or as a part of any display that you might create.
$75.00
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18-244
FELDPOST SHIPPING CARTON - GLASS SCHNAPPS FLASK.
This is a Feldpost shipping carton with a label on the front
containing all the information needed to mail it to a soldier at the front.
The box measures 5 3/4" x 3" x 2." The top is secured using twine, which is
still in place. Inside the box is a glass schnapps bottle with a porcelain
top. The bottle measures 5 1/2" x 2 1/4." It looks as though it would hold
4-6 ounces of schnapps. The bottle is protected by a cardboard wrapper. This
is little different from how it was ninety years ago. It is in mint
condition. $160.00
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18-274
GA PATRIOTIC IRON
CROSS DEMITASSE CUP. This is a beautiful,
patriotic demitasse (coffee cup). The cup has a very dark-blue
background. Painted on the front is a black, gold, and white Iron Cross in a
golden frame. The rim, handle, and the cup’s base are trimmed in gold as well.
The cup stands 2" tall, is 2" in diameter at the rim, and 2" in diameter at
the base. The cup is manufacturer-marked and numbered "654/245."
$325.00
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Plates, Bowls, Etc.
20-179 DINNER PLATE - PRINZ HEINRICH - GROßADMIRAL - KAISERLICHE MARINE.
This is a dinner plate from Prinz Heinrich of Prussia’s personal service. In
his role as a House of Hohenzollern Prince and a Kaiserliche Marine
Großadmiral, he was expected to project a high level of personal elegance. He
was accorded the budget and income to do so. As a part of it, he was expected
to set a fine table for dinner guests. Like all royals, he possessed a
wonderful variety of table and dinnerware.
Today we are offering a dinner plate from his
Großadmiral’s personal dining service. He used the plate both while
entertaining onboard ship, and while on shore. The beautifully crafted dinner
plate measures 9 13/16" in diameter. It features a wide gold trim band on its
outer rim. Within that is a blue trim band, further sandwiched by another gold
band. The four narrow gold bands actually replicate the four stripes on a
Großadmiral’s sleeve. The plate’s top displays an Admiral and Großadmiral’s
crossed ensigns. The plate’s center features the House of Hohenzollern’s Crown
and Stole. Below the Crown is the Black Eagle Collar, also emblematic of the
House of Hohenzollern. In the Collar’s center is a Hohenzollern Eagle with the
French motto of the Order of the Garter: "Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense (Shamed
be he who thinks evil of it)." The very elaborate enamel center is
executed in no less than three colors (blue, black, and gold). [Please take
time to examine the plate’s photographs closely. They simply cannot render
full justice to this plate, its colors are too deep and striking. They
absolutely jump off the plate].
The reverse reveals that the plate was produced by KPM, which produced
all the tableware for every House of Hohenzollern constituent. Its serial
numbers also are listed. This is a spectacular piece from a member of the
royal family, and one of only six Kaiserliche Marine Großadmirals. It would
make a wonderful addition to any display of Prinz Heinrich materials.
$1,295.00 
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20-170
DINNER PLATE - HERZOG ERNST AUGUST PERSONAL SERVICE - BRAUNSCHWEIG.
This is a dinner plate from Duke Ernst August of Braunschweig. It is in the
pattern that was used after his marriage to Princess Viktoria Luise, the
daughter of Kaiser Wilhelm II, in 1913. The plate measures 9" in diameter. It
features a wide red band, and Ernst August’s crowned royal cypher in gold. The
plate is manufacturer hallmarked for KPM on the reverse. It is in very
fine condition.
$1,250.00
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18-276
OFFICER’S SILVER ASHTRAY - INFANTRIE-REGIMENT Nr 92 - BRAUNSCHWEIG.
This is an ashtray for an officer from Infantrie-Regiment Nr 92 in
the Duchy of Braunschweig. The ashtray could have been used at the Officer’s
Mess or on his desk. It is circular and measures 4 1/2" in diameter. It
stands 1 3/4" tall. It has four ball feet. It has several places at the top
where a cigarette or a cigar could have rested when not being smoked. Its
side is decorated with Wilhelm of Braunschweig ‘s crowned royal cypher. The
same cypher is seen on the regiment’s shoulder boards. Underneath the
ashtray are the crown, moon and silver content (.800), as dictated by
Kaiser Wilhelm I’s Imperial decree in about 1885. Hallmarking for the
jeweler who produced it is also present. Two dents appear on the ashtray’s
surface, (which I will highlight in the photographs accompanying the
description). $650.00
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20-92 GA PLATE FOR AN
OFFICER OF THE GARDE du
CORPS.
Selection for a post in the Garde du
Corps (GdC) as an officer was one of the
highest honors possible in the German army. The GdC
was the personal guard of Kaiser Wilhelm I, Kaiser Friedrich
III, and Kaiser Wilhelm II. They were present at most
important state functions. They are still known for the
massive helmets with Hohenzollern Eagles that they wore for
full parade functions. Those young men selected as officers
in the GdC were from
the finest families in Prussia. They came from families that
had extensive military backgrounds. Some families even had a
tradition of sons following their fathers into the regiment.
Items from the GdC
are quite sought after by collectors. Today we are very
pleased to offer a plate that once belonged to a young
officer who served in the regiment. His name was Leopold Graf von Kleist.
Von Kleist went on to become the commander of the Regiment des Garde du
Corps in 1914-1915.
This fine porcelain plate measures 8 ½"
in diameter. It has a very intricate gilt border around the
edges of the plate. In the center of the plate is his family
coat of arms. The central themes of this colorful coat of
arms are a crowned knight’s head with three swords
extended down through it and two leaping foxes. I would
direct your attention to the crown. Please observe that the
crown has nine prongs. This is indicative of a crown for a Graf
(Count). By comparison, a crown with seven prongs would be
for a Freiherr
(Baron). Allow me to offer you one other tidbit on Prussian
Nobility’s coats-of-arms. When a man was presented for
knighthood in Prussia, the king, later Kaiser, would prepare
a patent elevating a man to the level of knight. As a part of
the of the patent, a coat-of-arms was prepared. It then
belonged to the new noble family and was passed down from
father to son. On the reverse of the plate we see von
Kleist’s name, his rank of Second Lieutenant (early in his career
before his rise to the command of this famous regiment), and his
membership in the Regiment des Garde du Corps.
This is a really exciting piece of history. It is in very
fine condition with vibrant, hand painted colors on premium
porcelain. $1,595.00
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20-139
BISQUE PORCELAIN PLAQUE COMMEMORATING CHRISTMAS 1917 AND KÖNIG LUDWIG III -
BAVARIA. This is an oval-shaped plaque
made of white, bisque porcelain. It measures 7" x 5 1/4." Its subject is the
King of Bavaria, Ludwig III. The plaque’s edges (frame) feature an
enchanting design. A high-relief profile of Ludwig III with his title
dominates the plaque’s center. Two different notations on the reverse
mention this was for Christmas (Weihnachten) 1917. A serial
number also advises that this is a limited edition piece. At its top, a
small blue and white (the Bavarian colors) string hanger is handy for
wall-mounting. This piece is in excellent condition.
$395.00
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21-57 GRAF ZEPPELIN GLASS
PLATE. This patriotic glass plate
measures 8 ½" in diameter. It
salutes Graf Ferdinand von Zeppelin. It shows a likeness of
him in the center of this elaborate plate. Above him is a bandeau
that says "Deutschland’s
Ruhm," (Germany’s Glory).
Above the bandeau is
a zeppelin in flight. There is a small stress fracture on the
reverse of the plate. This is a wonderful early zeppelin
piece. $295.00 . .
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18-291 SAUCER FOR A COFFEE CUP.
If you are looking for a saucer to match up with a coffee cup that has no
saucer, this is a fine example for your consideration. The saucer measures 4
3/4"
in diameter and has blue and gold motif on the outside edges of the saucer.
There is no marking for manufacturer on the reverse but the saucer is finely
made and in very fine condition.
$25.00
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18-292 SMALL BOWL. This is a small soup or salad
bowl. It measures 5 1/4" in diameter at the rim and the base measures 3" in
diameter. The porcelain is a flecked design with a trim band in goal. There is
also a small gold leaf in the center.
$15.00
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18-267
GA
DINNER SIZED-PLATE - VÖLKERSCHLACHTDENKMAL. The
Völkerschlachtdenkmal is (and has been) one of the most important war
memorials in Germany. It is located in Leipzig, which is one of the most
important cities in Saxony, along with Dresden (the capital city). Leipzig was
deep in East German territory until the early 1990's, when East and West
Germany were reunified. I have seen this memorial in Leipzig, and I can tell
you that it is truly beautiful. It has a reflecting pool leading up to it,
similar to the reflecting pool for Washington’s Monument in the US capital.
The Völkerschlachtdenkmal was dedicated in 1913 to commemorate
Germany’s participation 100 years previously in the Napoleonic Wars.
We are offering today a dinner-sized plate, measuring 10 ½" in diameter. The
monument is painted in full color, along with the surrounding trees, shrubs,
and the reflecting pool that leads from the street. One tiny chip shows on the
plate’s obverse. It is about the size of a pencil tip. On the reverse is a
string that allows it to be hung from the wall, as was the custom of the
period for such items.
$95.00
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18-268
GA SMALL DESSERT-SIZED PLATE -VÖLKERSCHLACHTDENKMAL.
The Völkerschlachtdenkmal is (and has been) one of the most important
war memorials in Germany. It is located in Leipzig, which is one of the most
important cities in Saxony, along with Dresden (the capital city). Leipzig was
deep in East German territory until the early 1990's, when East and West
Germany were reunified. I have seen this memorial in Leipzig, and I can tell
you that it is truly beautiful. It has a reflecting pool leading up to it,
similar to the reflecting pool for Washington’s Monument in the US capital.
The Völkerschlachtdenkmal was dedicated in 1913 to commemorate
Germany’s participation 100 years previously in the Napoleonic Wars.
This small dessert-sized plate measures 6" in diameter. Eight areas on the
plate’s edge are slotted. The interior of the plate shows the monument and
part of the reflecting pool that leads to it. On the back of the plate is a
string by which it can be hung from the wall. It is in absolutely lovely
condition.
$65.00
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18-255
PATRIOTIC IRON CROSS SERVING PLATE.
This is a
serving plate measuring 9 1/4" in diameter. The plate has two slots on the
sides at the 3 o’ clock and 9 o’ clock positions. Four fancy gold designs
adorn the plate’s outer portions. In the center is an oval design in the shape
of a green wreath. Inside that wreath is a 1914 Iron Cross flanked by the
national flags of Germany and Austria. Above the flags and Iron Cross
is"Weltkrieg 1914/15."
$75.00
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18-257
SMALL SERVING PLATE SALUTING GENERALFELDMARSCHALL PAUL von HINDENBURG.
This is a wonderful small serving plate, measuring 6 3/4" in diameter. It
slotted all the way around the edges. It sports a wonderful decorative framing
in gilt along with "Aus Großer Zeit Kreigsjahr 1914-16 (From the greater
time, War Years 1914-16)," also in gold. The plate’s center features a
montage of flags, cannons, rifles, etc., with a portrait identified as
"Gen.-Feldmarschall von Hindenburg." Below von Hindenburg is a 1914 Iron
Cross 2nd Class complete with flowing ribbon.
$50.00
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18-185 JUGENDSTIL
PITCHER. The Jugendstil
period of German art was one of the most popular and
impressive periods of art in Imperial Germany. Essentially, Jugendstil
was Germany’s Art Nouveau.
It was quite popular at the turn of the 20th
Century. This large pouring pitcher is a classic piece from
that period. The pitcher stands 11" tall. It is 3
½" in diameter at the rim and 4 1/4" in diameter
at the base. It is handmade and is beautifully painted with a
design in blue. This pitcher would date from about 1900. It
has a pewter lid that has an imperfection, but remains
structurally sound. $250.00 . . .
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18-114 HAND PAINTED MINI
PLATE. This colorful plate measures
4 1/4" in diameter. The central theme is a 1914 Iron
Cross 2nd Class
within a laurel wreath. There are ribbons of blue and white
in the 3, 6, and 9 o’clock positions. This shows that
the piece was Bavarian-made. The colors are very vivid and
handsome. There is a small chip at the 5 o’clock
position. $125.00
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18-215 BIG BERTHA
PATRIOTIC FIGURINE OR BUD
VASE. This is an unusual patriotic
figurine that could have been displayed alone or possibly
even used as a bud vase. It is made of porcelain and
represents the huge, powerful cannon "Big Bertha."
While the Germans had larger cannons in their arsenal, Big
Bertha really captured the public’s imagination. I
believe the gun received its name from the head of Krupp
Werke naming it for a daughter or
granddaughter. The figurine measures 6 3/8" in height.
It shows the gun at an angle of 45 degrees, ready to fire. On
the barrel in gold is noted "Die
Dicke Bertha aus Essen Hasweitte 42". Attractively
made and in very fine condition, it would make a most unusual
addition to any collection. $175.00
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18-229 VETERAN’S CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR TELEGRAPH SCHOOL.
Veteran’s pieces like steins, shaving mugs, pipes, canteens, etc. are always
of interest. This is a veteran’s piece with a couple of "twists." First, as
opposed to being for a man’s time during his two years of mandatory service to
the Reich, this is for Christmas 1902. When I first looked at this
small object, it looked familiar, but I could not figure out exactly what it
was. When I read that it was for "Post & Telegraphenschule" (Post &
Telegraph School), it all popped into place. If you can remember old-style
telegraph lines on telegraph poles, they had insulators to protect the lines.
That is exactly what this piece is! It is a telegraph line insulator. The item
is bowl-shaped with a gilt interior. It has a notched bottom where the line
would have run under the insulator. Aside from what I have described above,
which is hand painted, it also features a coat of arms for a nobleman. Perhaps
he was the head of the school and presented these small gifts to the students.
I have never turned up anything like this before. It sure is nifty!
$160.00
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18-252
SOLDAT DE LA GARDE 1757 FIGURINE.
In Germany the two best-known, post WW II manufacturers of figurines are the
firms of Hummel and Goebel. Today we are offering a Goebel
figurine that replicates a Garde soldier from the period of 1757.
This was during the reign of King Frederick the Great , who initiated the
Orden Pour le Mérite. The figurine stands 8" tall on its base, which measures
2 3/4" x 3 3/4." The soldier was hand painted in multiple colors by German craftsmen.
He is wearing a three cornered hat, which was typical of the period, and is
dressed in a Garde uniform. He is holding a musket and has a sword
strapped to his side. The front of the figurine has painted on it "Soldat
de la Garde 1757." At the rear, etched into the base is the name of the artist
who designed the original from which the later example was created. Under the
base we see "Goebel W. Germany" along with some other manufacturer’s markings
and numbers. One of the figurines has the lower half of the sword broken off
and is missing. This one is available.
$85.00. The second figurine has the
sword but it has been glued back on. This example is priced at. This figurine
is NO longer available. $125.00
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18-233
SAUCER - DEMITASSE CUP.
This is a
saucer that would be suitable for a demitasse cup. It measures 4 5/8" in
diameter. It is plain white with no markings. $30.00
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18-253
PORCELAIN DISC WITH 1914 IRON CROSS 2nd CLASS.
This is a vaulted circular porcelain disc that measures 2 1/2" in diameter.
The disc has a 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class on a red background. This
arrangement is surrounded by a wreath of leaves. Leaves like this were very
important to the German tradition. They displayed oak for strength and laurel
for victory. Themes like this are constantly seen throughout patriotic items
and even on Flight Badges.
$95.00
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18-280
PRESENTATION PLAQUE - REGIMENTAL OFFICERS. This
silver plaque lists the entire officers’ corps of a single regiment. It
measures 5 1/4" x 3." It is curved as though it might have been placed on a
pole, or a bottle of wine. Four small holes are in the four corners. Engraved
on the plaque is the name of EVERY officer, from the commanding oberst down to
the most lowly leutnant. The list also includes four regimental officers.
While the plaque does not identify the regiment, some research may turn up
that information. Based on the number of officers (fifty-three, not counting
the doctors), I would say this is an infantry regiment. Other types of
regiments generally do not have this many officers. The plaque is top quality.
It is hallmarked .800 silver.
$150.00
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18-281
PRESENTATION PLAQUE OF A MAJOR TRANSFERRING TO ANOTHER REGIMENT. This is a
presentation plaque to a major on the occasion of either his transfer or
retirement from Infantrie-Regiment Nr 72. It shows the major served
with the regiment from 1875 to 1902. It measures 2 1/2" x 2 1/2," and is
finely made. Research shows that Major Hermann
Rehden did indeed transfer from Infantrie-Regiment Nr 72 in 1902 when
he was promoted to Major and was transferred to Infantrie-Regiment Nr 128.
He retired as an Oberst and died in 1921. This information was provided by GJ
who has helped us on several occasions with research information. $95.00
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Flatware
34-28 SILVER PATRIOTIC COFFEE SPOONS.
These are wonderful patriotic coffee spoons from WW I. Coffee spoons in
Germany are a good bit smaller than the teaspoons we use to stir our coffee
in the USA. They are of superior quality. They sport a high-relief 1914 Iron
Cross on each spoon handle. Each spoon is hallmarked for manufacturer and
.800 silver. We have FIVE of these remaining at
$100.00 EACH.
Buy three or more and the price will be $85.00 EACH.
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14-295 IMPERIAL GERMAN
AIR SERVICE SILVERWARE. This is a
wonderful set of silverware that would have been used in the
officers’ mess of an aviation unit. A total of four
pieces comprise this grouping. The group consists of a knife,
fork and two soup-sized spoons. While four pieces make up the
set, they do not come from the same original collection as
each one has a different pattern and manufacturer. That said,
EVERY piece is marked with the winged propeller of the Fliegertruppen.
The most interesting of the four is the fork, which was
produced by Krupp!
It is the most ornate and the best-made. You aviation
enthusiasts can now dine at night using the same utensils
that German aviators used some 80+ years ago. $125.00
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10-264 GA SIX PIECE TABLE
WARE SET FROM AN OFFICERS MESS. This
set is silver plated and manufacturer hallmarked. It is for
the Officer Mess (Casino) of the Training School at Munster.
The handle of each piece has a crown and Royal Cypher. This
set consists of three different sized spoons, one knife, and
two different sized forks. A very nice set which would look
quite nice in an Officers grouping. There is a fair amount of
tarnish but they would clean up quite nicely. $150.00
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18-46 FOUR 1914 IRON
CROSS SPOONS. A most interesting set
of four 1914 Iron Cross spoons. There are two teaspoons and
two serving-sized spoons. They are all from the same original
set as the 1914 Iron Cross pattern is identical. These are
not made of silver but are manufacturer hallmarked on the
reverse. $195.00
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18-272
SMALL PATRIOTIC SPOON - VÖLKERSCHLACHTDENKMAL.
This is a terrific patriotic collector’s spoon that commemorates the
Völkerschlachtdenkmal in Leipzig. This memorial was dedicated in 1913,
commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Napoleonic Wars. This
dainty spoon was produced for period collectors. The inside bowl of the spoon
features the monument’s multicolored enamel likeness. The shaft and trim of
the bowl are gilt-toned. A multicolored enamel Saxon Coat-of-Arms tops the
handle. The spoon is very well made, and in very fine condition.
$75.00
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18-250
PATRIOTIC IRON CROSS TABLE KNIFE. This is a
top-rate patriotic table knife. On the handle is engraved "Mich Gebar das
Eiserne Jahr 1915 (I was born in the Iron Year 1915)." Below that is a
1914 Iron Cross. On the back of the handle is hallmarking for .800
silver. Two small dents are on the handle. It’s a good early-war piece.
$140.00
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