King Limitaet 2008 | Old Testament Handpainted Beer Stein

Product Description

This 2 Liter 2008 limitat blue beer stein depicts scenes from the Old Testament and is a tribute to Melchisedech, the king of Jerusalem, also named the king of Probity.  He is praised for being the first priest to use solely bread and water for sacrifice to God denying the tradition of slaughtering of animals and even humans.  The top panel features Abraham being stopped by God’s angel from sacrificing his son Isaac.  The middle panel shows Melchisedech handing bread and water to Abraham to sacrifice them to God instead.  In the bottom panel Melchisedech blesses Abraham.  These three panels repeat on either side in monochrome.  Ornate and finely detailed decorations including overflowing cornucopias, flowers and leaves surround the panels. 

This stein was originally modeled around 1880 by Peter Duemler and is now being faithfully reproduced by King-Werk GmbH.

Cream, cobalt blue and burnt sienna color scheme, relief hand painted decoration. Pewter Lid. Includes a certificate of authenticity and history in German and English.

Limited Edition of 2,500 individually numbered beer steins Worldwide!

Made by King-Werk of Germany

Height: approx. 15.75″

Volume: 2 Liter

Genuine “Old German” Beer Stein Traditions are rekindled with this new series. The beer steins are reproduced according to still existing records and using the original patterns of the models created by Peter Duemler (1860-1907), one of the best-known artists of his time, more than a century ago. Each beer stein of this series is exclusive and is manufactured only in a limited number, a rare piece for lovers of historic drinking vessels and collectors all over the world.