A.J. Thewalt stein #9001, "Rich Man".
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Albert Jacob Thewalt (b.5th August 1857 - d.29th November 1939) co-founded in around 1882 Paulus & Thewalt with Jean Paulus, who became his brother in law in 1883. They jointly produced ceramic tableware, but not beer mugs.
Albert Jacob Thewalt left this partnership on July 1, 1894, to found his own company, A.J. Thewalt.
In 1897, the young sculptor Wilhelm Kamp designed the first glass for the A.J. Thewalt factory, as well as all subsequent glasses until his retirement in 1914.
The business of the founder of the A. J. Thewalt factory was continued by his son, Albert Johann (b.16th December 1884 - d.19th March 1957) and then grandson, Albert Jakob (b.6th August 1926).
Stein production finally ceased on 31st October 2009. However in January 2011, the right to manufacture, using certain selected Thewalt moulds, was sold to King-Werk. Source of information on the link: [link]
Wilhelm Anton Kamp
was born in 1879. He studied sculpture at the Graduate School of Ceramics in Höhr under the supervision of Ernst Barlach and Ernst Dumler.
In 1897, at the age of 18, Kamp was appointed designer and sculptor by Albert Jacob Tevalt and held this position until 1914. (Kamp was responsible for the design from No. 1 to No. 816.)
He died in his workshop in 1951. Source of information on the link: [link]
The mold of the "Rich Man" shaped mug, made in 1980, has #9001 in the product catalog of the A.J. Thewalt factory. It is an official reproduction of mold #175, which was designed by Wilhelm Anton Kamp in 1901. Source of information on the link:
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