Beer steins — lidded mugs with handles, used for drinking beer — date back to 14th-century Germany. They were originally created for beer drinkers who didn't want flies and other pests to dive into ...

Q We have a beautiful 10 ½-inch-tall Mettlach etched beer stein that goes back in our family at least four generations. It came through my great-grandmother’s estate in 1952. Her daughter (my ...

Beer steins range in age from those that are very old to those very new. Old steins from more than a century ago are scarce, but there are plenty from a half-century ago or even less that may be ...

Beer steins have long been popular. Today’s stein is a beer container with a hinged lid and a handle. The lid was the result of health regulations. The bubonic plague of the 1300s, which killed more ...

It’s been a hard day and you’ve decided to kick back and enjoy a nice, cold beer. But don’t toss that empty bottle or can, it might be a collectible! Folks love their beer, and everything about beer.

Q: I have several early beer steins and am wondering if they have any value. — Jack, Pueblo West, Colo. A: Beer steins, often called mugs, jugs and tankards, are generally drinking vessels for beer ...

Open the door to Randy and Jean Smith's Metairie home, and you'll instantly be inundated with beer steins thanks to Randy's 450-piece collection. The space feels like a biergarten; steins cover nearly ...

BENGALURU : Anjan Rangaraj, CEO, Catalyst Properties – a property consultant company — is also an antique collector. He is especially interested in collecting beer steins from across the globe. His ...

Whether you collect antique advertising, beer cans, tap knobs, crowns, chalk statues, craft beer items, vintage brewery items, neons, tin-over-cardboard signs, steins ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - There's Game of Thrones beer, and now there's beer steins. In time for St. Patrick's Day in a few weeks, you can hoist 22 ounces of your favorite beer - or mead, in keeping with the ...