Beautiful designs quite a collection,always Special when they’re passed down through the families.Thanks for the history on these,never knew that very interesting.👍🏻🤗🌼
I love your beer stein vintage collection especially from Germany I wish i have that wow so cool! my mum have a few but they not old but still look awesome love them all, i would like to thank you for coming for coming to my live stream yesterday it was great to see you, you awesome take care hug xox
I'm glad you like the steins sakuna. Your live stream was awesome. I admit I was worried about snakes. I think that's one of my favorite castle's yet. All of us really appreciate how much you do for your Channel.
Angela Critters thank you sis yes I haven’t seen one yet! I will carry hiking stick with me next time ordered one often ruined castle no one go there!! Some I can’t reach it some even buried in the sea!!
Hello Angela, I also collect beer steins in Pennsylvania here and have 150 + steins of all kinds. Started with my dad's 20 or so I inherited and have taken it from their. Thanks for showing us your steins.
That is amazing. I bet your collection is something to see. One hundred and fifty is quite the collection. That is nice that your collection started with your father. I really appreciate you watching and your great comment.
wow angela, this was very interesting. and imagine how they have the lids bc of the bubonic plague - so fitting for the times! i didn’t know flies carried and passed it, eww! i’m shocked at the value of one of these: a small car!!? that’s amazing. 💚
Hello first and foremost your enthusiasm and appreciation for beer steins is very apparent and admirable. However I invite you to do some more research on your steins. And to spread information accordingly.....None of these are any older the 1890 and none of these are “commissioned” they are all production steins From various factories. Your “monk” stein has a thumbliift featuring the Munich Frauenkirche and a transfer print under glaze scene of the Munich child and was also sold as a tourist item in Munich. The stein to it’s right is a tin glaze earthenware stein that was most likely made in Austria it is an ode to earlier faience steins and was made circa 1900..this origin story of steins and the plague is constantly perpetuated and has been proven false by many historians and academics...(also flies don’t carry the plague fleas do)..steins have lids for the same reason your Starbucks coffe has a lid today...so it doesn’t spill easy when walking around....I have been an avid collector and member of Stein collectors International for several years and a collector of 18th century and earlier stoneware for 10 years. I currently have 200+ steins in my collection. If you are in Instagram you can view my collection @beersteincollector. Have a great day.
Happens a lot when a collection is handed down and people don't do research for them selves. But she is learning and anyone interested in our hobby is a plus, thanks Brian good information.
Beautiful designs quite a collection,always Special when they’re passed down through the families.Thanks for the history on these,never knew that very interesting.👍🏻🤗🌼
I only knew the history of beer steins because my mother told me. I always love things that come with stories
Hi Angela. I love vintage and antique things. Your Steins are beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
They are beautiful. Great value. Thank you for sharing your collection. Sending you my full package to support you
Hello Bà 6. I'm glad that you enjoyed them. As soon as I can I will jump over and visit you. I'm looking forward to seeing your videos
What a beautiful collection, absolutely love it. Your aunt loved to travel,wow they are signed too. The plague oh no
Hi Prem. You are always so sweet to support my little Channel. I really appreciate you.
What an interesting history lesson. I like the idea of a beer stein.
I do too. I can't count the times I've been outside by a pool and had a bee or a fly in my drink.
I love your beer stein vintage collection especially from Germany I wish i have that wow so cool! my mum have a few but they not old but still look awesome love them all, i would like to thank you for coming for coming to my live stream yesterday it was great to see you, you awesome take care hug xox
I'm glad you like the steins sakuna. Your live stream was awesome. I admit I was worried about snakes. I think that's one of my favorite castle's yet. All of us really appreciate how much you do for your Channel.
Angela Critters thank you sis yes I haven’t seen one yet! I will carry hiking stick with me next time ordered one often ruined castle no one go there!! Some I can’t reach it some even buried in the sea!!
Beautiful beer Steins! That's great info concerning the Stein Lids and the Bubonic Plaque. Thanks for sharing.
Hey Edward ! I was just listening to this, I didn't realize that sound kind of bossy. Good thing I wasn't a school teacher. Glad you came by
Hey Angela. Now you got me looking up Beer Steins. LOL! Great history!
Great collection
very useful and knowledgeable information . they look amazing
Thank you Triple T! My two kids are fighting over who's going to get them. I hope they have to wait a while 🙃
Amazing vintage decor!!
Hello Angela, I also collect beer steins in Pennsylvania here and have 150 + steins of all kinds. Started with my dad's 20 or so I inherited and have taken it from their. Thanks for showing us your steins.
That is amazing. I bet your collection is something to see. One hundred and fifty is quite the collection. That is nice that your collection started with your father. I really appreciate you watching and your great comment.
Wow with signature. I've never seen those before. Mom collects glasses in her china cabinet. That's pretty cool Angela
Hey Jess! I would love to see a video of your mom's crystal. I love crystal so much.
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@@JdubbVlogs that would be so awesome
Very nice!!! Thank you for sharing!
Love those! They will look so good in Grandpa Clints cabinet. 😘😅
Ha!!!!!!
Oh wow. I’ve seen those many times before, but I didn’t know what they were much less what to do with them. Thank you for sharing your collection.
I know what you mean, you don't expect to see mugs with ornate pewter lids on them . Hope you enjoyed watching
New friend here! Love t he collection!!
Nice collectibles
My daughter loves Collectibles
Wow Love it and its worth it
Thanks Lulu and Laura
wow angela, this was very interesting. and imagine how they have the lids bc of the bubonic plague - so fitting for the times! i didn’t know flies carried and passed it, eww! i’m shocked at the value of one of these: a small car!!? that’s amazing. 💚
Those are so beautiful.. I am not coffee cups and mugs as well!
Hello first and foremost your enthusiasm and appreciation for beer steins is very apparent and admirable. However I invite you to do some more research on your steins. And to spread information accordingly.....None of these are any older the 1890 and none of these are “commissioned” they are all production steins From various factories. Your “monk” stein has a thumbliift featuring the Munich Frauenkirche and a transfer print under glaze scene of the Munich child and was also sold as a tourist item in Munich. The stein to it’s right is a tin glaze earthenware stein that was most likely made in Austria it is an ode to earlier faience steins and was made circa 1900..this origin story of steins and the plague is constantly perpetuated and has been proven false by many historians and academics...(also flies don’t carry the plague fleas do)..steins have lids for the same reason your Starbucks coffe has a lid today...so it doesn’t spill easy when walking around....I have been an avid collector and member of Stein collectors International for several years and a collector of 18th century and earlier stoneware for 10 years. I currently have 200+ steins in my collection. If you are in Instagram you can view my collection @beersteincollector. Have a great day.
Happens a lot when a collection is handed down and people don't do research for them selves. But she is learning and anyone interested in our hobby is a plus, thanks Brian good information.
Those are pretty amazing and we saw some at Epcot , cause we ate at Germany!
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Thank you so much.