Porcelain, transfer decoration. This is the second in the series of limited edition regimental steins, featuring famous battles of the Civil War. The primary focus of the wrap-around scene is General Armistead, seconds before his death, as he is about to place his handononeof C...

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Stoneware, raised-relief and transfer decoration. “Follow Me, Boys!” commemorates Gen. Armistead, Pickett’s Charge, July 3, 1863. On the third day of the Battle of Gettysburg, a surviving handful of men in gray presses forward beneath tattered flags, charging ...

Two scenes of the Battle of Gettysburg are paired on this stein. The titles of the original paintings as well as a reproduction of Mort Künstler’s signature are permanently fired near the base of the stein. A “Lithophane” (see-through) picture of General Lee appears in the stei...

Stoneware, raised-relief & transfer decoration. Jackson’s Headquarters, Winchester, Virginia, Winter 1862. Mary Anna joined her husband, General Jackson, for the winter & the couple stayed a few doors from Jackson’s Headquarters. Mary Anna Jackson often brought the General his ...

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