Charming Pair German Porcelain Beer Steins Lidded Reinhold Hanke Bowling Pin palm cup one has the crossed papal

one has the crossed papal keys for Rome

and the patent date of the pattern

Around the upper portion is a continuous band of decoration in the form of hanging floral garlands and bosses

but we do not have that box

This piece dates to 1825 and was made by Robert Gainsford

Charming Pair German Porcelain Beer Steins Lidded Reinhold Hanke Bowling Pin palm cup one has the crossed papalPresented is a pair of German pottery beer steins by Reinhold Hanke. This pair has a bowling pin shape which matches the bowling scene displayed on the side of the steins. In the scene, you can see bowling pins crashing to the left of a young boy. The steins have a wood grain finish. There is a pewter metal rim on the lid that attaches to a pewter thumb lift. These steins hold a 1 2 liter. This pair is marked on the underside with Germany and the mold