Gambrinus, 0.75 ltr., painted, crown lid, Thewalt 1893

Gambrinus in kingly garb sits casually next to a beer keg as he regards a foaming chalice, while holding s a scepter in the other hand. As he sits there and toasts to you, the scene is framed with medival style stone colums. A hops & leafs relief band runs around the top of the stein while a deep relief lion and beer much encircles the bottom of the stein. A very detailed and spectacular figural crown lid, made of genuine pewter, rounds up the royal appearance of this stein. To the left and right are poems, relating to the story of Gambrinus: Gambrinus werde ich genannt, König von Flandern und Brabant. Ich habe aus Gerste Malz gemacht und zuerst das Bier erdacht Drum können die Brauer mit Stolz bekunden, dass ein König es war, der das Bier erfunden They name me Gambrinus, the King of Flemish and Brabant. I did make malt out of barley and (I was) the first one who thought up the beer. Therefore, the brewers can proclaim with pride that it was a king who invented the beer. Limited Edition of just 2,500 pieces. Individually numbered. Each stein comes with a certificate of authenticity. Height: Approx. 12 1/2" Content: 0.75 liters