Niederlage: Weinstraße 9, Augustenstraße 90, Theatinerstraße 44, Klenzestraße 12, Munich. Bavaria.
Zinngießerei. / Pewterer.
Known dates: 1878 - 1927 or later.
In 1900 Ludwig Lichtinger was based at Weinstraße 9, but by circa 1905, the business was based in the prestigeous Theatinerstraße 44, near the Marienplatz. Between 1897/98 and 1908, Ludwig Lichtinger sold the business to a member of the Iblher family. The mark, (right 2nd down), reads to the author as P. Iblher, and might be a anticedent of Franz Iblher. Franz Iblher was certainly the proprietor by the 15 October 1908 and he was still the proprietor in 1927, located in Klenzestraße 12.
Stoneware steins suplied by: Merkelbach & Wick
Reference: Uni-Heidelberg Digital Bibliothek
Front view of 1/2 Litre stein depicting Münchner Kindl or Munich Child. Pottery by Merkelbach & Wick, pewter by L. Lichtinger. This stein is also seen with J.Reinmann impressed on the base. 
Pewterer's touchmark on the base of the fabricated cast and beaten sheet pewter stein, on right. 
Sheet pewter Art Nouveau stein 
Cast lid on Merkelbach & Wick stein on right
Pewterer's touch mark on the underside of the lid on the featured Merkelbach & Wick stein 
Base inkstamp on 1/2 Litre stein depicting Münchner Kindl or Munich Child. Pottery by Merkelbach & Wick, pewter by L. Lichtinger. 
Earlier fabricated pewter stein made from castings, soldered together with beaten sheet pewter components. 
Basemark on featured metal Art Nouveau pewter stein shown on left. 
Handpainted Merkelbach & Wick stein with pewter lid and base ring, 
Side view of 1/2 Litre stein depicting Münchner Kindl or Munich Child. Pottery by Merkelbach & Wick, pewter by L. Lichtinger. This stein is also seen with J.Reinmann impressed on the base. 
Cast mark on the base of a pewter stein, showing the name (P?) Iblher.
Pewter lid on Villeroy & Boch - Mettlach #1526 1/2 litre, undecorated stein.
Pewterer's cast mark on underside of above featured lid. 
Thumb pull on Merkelbach & Wick stein on left. 