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1500:  The Enforcement of Lids on Beer Steins 

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1500:  The Enforcement of Lids on Beer Steins 

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The decree was passed that all food and drink containers should be covered in order to protect them from dangerous insects after the deadly plague had spread through Europe.

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1500-1600: Beginning of Annaberg Pottery. 

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1500-1600: Beginning of Annaberg Pottery. 

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Potters have been active in the town far before the Annaberg Earthenware production started, potters were making pottery but it was not staple for the town. There were only four known potters before the town's production eventually started to grow.

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Hunting had become more popular than ever, the middle of the century with its hunting music, trophies, grand hunting festivals and great hunts for famous people earned the name the golden age of gamekeeping.

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The Thirty Years war was a result of religious, dynastic, and territorial conflict between multiple nations in Europe.

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Hunt Steins, the rather rarest types of beer steins only started to be produced around the 1630s, the first ever recorded being in 1627. Later on the production and hunt steins grew specifically in the German Stoneware.

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Annaberg Earthenware Production Started. 

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Annaberg Earthenware Production Started. 

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There were numerous workshops spread across the city, each making earthenware typically made with a brown slip.  Pottery production first started in the 1630-40s.

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1630-1645: Annaberg Start to Use Brownstone Slip and Scaled Body Surfaces. 

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1630-1645: Annaberg Start to Use Brownstone Slip and Scaled Body Surfaces. 

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The use of the scaled body surfaces, was not a technique used by other regions and pottery production towns. It became the distinct feature of the Annaberg Stein, and was later used as way to recognize Annaberg Steins.

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The Thirty Years war was a result of religious, dynastic, and territorial conflict between multiple nations in Europe.

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1650-1700: Peak in Annaberg Earthenware,

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1650-1700: Peak in Annaberg Earthenware,

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During these times, Annaberg received great recognition for their work. It became known in the surrounding regions, therefore, having the biggest production of  Earthenware they ever had.

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1630-1700  The time our Hunt Stein Was Produced 

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1630-1700  The time our Hunt Stein Was Produced 

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Our objects is dated in this time frame, as Annaberg Earthenware production started in the 1630s. When compared to others Annaberg Steins have have been place in the time period.

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The production of Annaberg Earthenware was stopped due to the lack of variety in stoneware and subtle decoration