Charming Pair German Porcelain Beer Steins Lidded Reinhold Hanke Bowling Pin palm cup and the patent date of

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

This piece dates to 1825 and was made by Robert Gainsford

4 3/4 inches deep

Some minor chips/losses to the three dimensional flowers

Charming Pair German Porcelain Beer Steins Lidded Reinhold Hanke Bowling Pin palm cup and the patent date ofPresented 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