Vintage Hand Painted German Style Musical Beer Stein with Pewter Lid Wind Up

Vintage Hand Painted German Style Musical Beer Stein with Pewter Lid Wind UpThis unique, hand painted German style beer stein is a two for one deal! Not only can you use it to drink beer (or any beverage of your choice) but it also plays music! The stein is hand painted and depicts a fun scene of a woman dancing while a man plays the flute. There are so many fine details in the artwork as well, including little cherubs along the bottom of the mug. The attached lid appears to be pewter and features small swirls and floral

This unique, hand painted German style beer stein is a two-for-one deal! Not only can you use it to drink beer (or any beverage of your choice) but it also plays music! The stein is hand painted and depicts a fun scene of a woman dancing while a man plays the flute. There are so many fine details in the artwork as well, including little cherubs along the bottom of the mug. The attached lid appears to be pewter and features small swirls and floral designs. If you lift the mug up or turn it over, you can wind up the small knob to play the music. The music that plays is a soft, gentle tune. On the bottom, you will also see a wooden panel, which can be unscrewed for access to the musical mechanics. The mug and musical features appear to be in excellent vintage condition. The music plays as it should, and the mug shows only minor signs of wear, but no cracks, chips or defects. Origin est. 1970s. Measures approx. 4" in diameter and 9.5" to the top of the lid. Take a look at the pictures for the best description. A photo is as good as a thousand words and is the best description of cosmetic condition. Use your ZOOM TOOL to best see this item! Please look closely at the photos for condition answers. We describe items as best we can and as we see them. Some details may be missed but not intentionally. Condition of an item is our opinion. If you have any questions on the condition of these items let us know before you purchase! Thanks for looking!