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Lemp Mugs

In contrast to the shell glass, mugs were produced for rugged, repeat usage. One variety of mug produced for the Lemp Brewery is referred to as the 'picnic mug'. These heavy, clear glass mugs were produced in a few varieties as shown below.

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Ceramic mug for "Lemp Employes' Ball - Dec. 12th 1903"; 4-1/2" tall.

Ceramic mug from the Wm. J. Lemp Employees relief Association; 4" tall; dated 1911.

Ceramic mug from the Wm. J. Lemp Employees Relief Association; 4" tall; dated 1911.

Rare glass picnic mug etched with "W.J. Lemps"; 6-1/4" tall; circa 1890.

Glass picnic mug with "Lemp's St. Louis Standard Pale Culmbacher" on the front and embossed with "W.J. Lemps" on the reverse; 5" tall; circa 1892.

Glass picnic mug with Lemp logo etched into front; 5" tall; circa 1905.

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Ceramic mug from the Wm. J. Lemp Employees Relief Association; 4" tall; dated 1911.

Ceramic mug from the Wm. J. lemp Employees relief Association; 4" tall; dated 1911.

Glass picnic mug embossed with "W.J. Lemps"; 6-1/4" tall; circa 1895.

Glass picnic mug embossed with "W.J. Lemp's"; 5" tall; circa 1890.

Glass picnic mug with 'Gemutlichkeit' character etched on the front; 5" tall; circa 1900.

Ceramic mug with Sir John Falstaff on one side and the Lemp St. Louis shield logo on the reverse; 16" tall; circa 1900.

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