Ernst Bohne Söhne Stein Catalog

Founded in 1848 by Ernst Bohne, a German porcelain painter, and taken over by his three sons following his death in 1856, the firm of Ernst Bohne Söhne (Ernst Bohne Sons) is generally regarded as one of the top figural porcelain stein makers of its era. For more about Bohne, see “The Steins of E. Bohne Söhne: An Introduction”.

This on-line catalog has been developed specifically for use in the Beer Stein Library. By its very nature, it will continually be a work in process, designed to allow for updating as new facts are discovered. End-users are encouraged to contribute to that effort by submitting new information and/or photographs to us via e-mail addressed to [email protected].

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Numbered

196 “Mozart”	197 “Beethoven”
197W “Wagner”	514 “Tomcat”
567 “Norwegian”	695 “Skull with Snakes”
1041 “Lion Head”	1437 “Chauffeur”
1626 “Scat”	1785 “Lichtenhain Stein”
1794 “Owl”	2032 “Apple and Snake”
2350 “Shrapnel”	2477 “Gooseman of Nuremberg”
2726 “Hofbräu Drinker”	3030 “Double-Faced Skull”
3040 “Crocodile”	3879 “Owl”
3949 “Monkey With Apple”	3990 “Munich Child”
4007 “Beethoven”	4088 “Munich Child”
4142 “Partridge”	4192 “Corn”
4198 “Snufftaker”	4708 “Mephisto”
4709 “Pig”	4781 “Monkey”
5228 “Indian Head”	5368 “Double-Faced Skull”
5647 “Monk”	5827 “Buffalo”
5868 “Turnip”	5915 “Gherkin”
5940 Devil and Skull	6029 “Stag”
6935 “Owl”	6989 “Money Bag”
7112 “Mother-in-Law”	8423 “Skull”
8469 “Michel”	8982 “Frog”
9109 “Moon”	9136 “Skull on Book”
9183 “Stroller”	9360 “Hunter Jug”
9735 “Glass Stein With Skull”	11196 Munich Child in Barrel

Unnumbered

(X1) Munich Child	(X2) “Moneychanger”
(X3) “Moritz”	(X4) Rudolstadt Souvenir
(X5) “Buffalo”