Antique German Amber Glass Beer Growler with Decorative Maiden Handle 12 "

HISTORY
German beer growlers, often made of amber glass,
were traditionally used for transporting beer from
breweries to homes, especially during the late 19th
and early 20th centuries. These vessels typically
featured robust swing-top lids to maintain
carbonation and freshness, and many were adorned
with decorative elements to signify their origin or
brewery. The "Muster Geschutzt" marking indicates a
protected design or pattern, common on German
manufactured goods of the era.
This particular growler is distinguished by its ornate
cast metal handle, depicting a female figure, which
adds an artistic and collectible dimension beyond its
functional purpose. Such decorative handles were
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often inspired by Germanic folklore or classical motifs, re
sensibilities of the time. These growlers are sought after b
historical significance, craftsmanship, and decorative app