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Reservistika: 3 jugs, 1 glass and bottle.
Heights 20.5, 29.0, 34.0, 16.0 and. Together 4.0 kg.
Late 19th and early 20th century. A relief jug of the Guards Pioneer Battalion in ceramic with colored printed decoration. The pewter lid with dated engraving "Lieutn Sturdza dem Gardepionier Koch Weihnachten 1895". The lid with a relief of the Order of the Black Eagle and the Prussian eagle on the handle. Inside, spider web-like craquelure on the bottom. The second jug from the 8th Baden Infantry Regiment No. 269, porcelain with colored outline print and printed list of names, depicting soldierly scenes and sayings. The front depicts the portrait of Grand Duke Friedrich I of Baden in a baroque cartouche with an eagle crown and flags. "Reservist Gärtner", "3rd Comp. 8th Bad. Inft. Regt. no. 169. year. 1904 - 06." The pewter lid with surrounding relief decoration and soldier figure. The pusher with a winged, crowned lion holding the Baden coat of arms. The inside of the base with a lithophane of a couple. Print of the list of names somewhat rubbed. The third tankard: Grand Ducal Artillery Corps, 1st Grand Ducal Hessian Field Artillery Regiment No. 25 in porcelain with colored outline print, partly decorated in gold, and printed list of names, depicting military scenes and sayings. Two portrait cartouches on the front with the portraits of Emperor Wilhelm II and Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig of Hesse-Darmstadt. "Reservist Stoll", "2nd Bath. Grosh. Art. Corps 1st Grand Hess. Field Art. Rgt. Nr. 25 Darmstadt 1912 - 14." Lid with relief and a scale and equestrian figure. Pusher in the shape of the Hessian lion. Behind the eye of the lion a Stanhope magnifying glass miniature (microphotograph missing). The base with lithophane of a couple. The glass of the 3rd Guards Field Artillery Regiment with gold painting on an applied white shield, on it a horseman with drawn sabre. "Res. Kallmeyer", "I. And. a. m. Service b. d. 2. Batt. 3. Garde Feld Art. Regt. Berlin 1907/09." The glass with a crack inside the wall of the foot, this partially stepping outwards. Pewter canteen of the Danzig Infantry Regiment No. 128 on a corded ribbon, formerly in the Prussian colors. On one side a leather epaulette with the number "128", on the other side a plastic disk embossed in relief with inscription and gold decoration. In a medallion decorated with a laurel wreath, crown and Prussian flags, a colored portrait of a soldier, period of service "1900 - 1902" and the name "Res. Opfer" clearly legible, the remaining writing partially rubbed. The lid with the figure of the crowned Prussian eagle. Signs of age, especially on the plastic disk.. Slight signs of age, especially rubbing to the gold staffage.
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