Vintage Beameister Stoneware Wine Bottle Oppenheimer Krötenbrunnen 1973 Empty
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Condition: Glazed stoneware body looks intact, with no chips or cracks seen. The paper labels show some water-stain streaks, scuffs and a small white scratch line. See photos.
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Beameister bottles packed Rhine-region wine in glazed stoneware and were imported to the US by James B. Beam Import Corp. of New York. Today the empties are collected as 1970s bar decor and make a colorful shelf piece or a vase for dried flowers. This turquoise one carries the Oppenheimer Krötenbrunnen label from Rheinhessen.
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- Key facts: Beameister stoneware wine bottle with paper labels, 1973 vintage on the label, wine bottled by G.G. Balthasar Diedert, Bingen.
- Marked 0.7 l on the bottle and stamped M.K.M. on the side near the base.
- Light blue / turquoise glaze with a screw-thread neck.
- Sold empty, without a cap.
Condition: Glazed stoneware body looks intact, with no chips or cracks seen. The paper labels show some water-stain streaks, scuffs and a small white scratch line. See photos.
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