Price not negotiable. Right: 600ml, Left: 500ml The one without a lid is not from King. "KING" is a trademark of King-Werk GmbH, a ceramic manufacturer based in Höhr-Grenzhausen, Westerwald, Germany. This region is known for its centuries-old pottery tradition, and King-Werk uses this traditional technique to manufacture beer steins. The trademark "KING" is derived from the initials of "Keramik Internationaler Geltung," which means "ceramic of international repute" in German. Features: Materials and Manufacturing: Made by hand using traditional German clay by skilled artisans. They are made of ceramic, and many products have pewter lids. Design: Many are inspired by antique original designs, with the surface illustrations being embossed (relief) and hand-painted. There are various variations, including motifs of the German eagle, traditional designs of the Bavarian region, and those depicting various historical themes. Age: If the product is marked "Western Germany" or "Made in West Germany," it was manufactured before the reunification of Germany in 1990. Collectibility: Some are limited edition or serial-numbered, and there are products with high value as collector's items. Currently, "KING West Germany beer steins" are mainly distributed as vintage items.