Vintage German-Style Ceramic Beer Stein

This appears to be a vintage German-style ceramic beer stein, characterized by its traditional form factor and decorative relief. The stein features a cylindrical body with a flared rim and base. It is primarily composed of ceramic, likely earthenware or stoneware, with a glazed finish. The dominant colors are a warm, mustard yellow-orange for the interior rim, handle, and base, contrasted with an off-white or cream color for the main body and its intricate raised decoration. The handle has a segmented or ridged design, resembling a snake or rope, with the same mustard yellow-orange glaze. The body of the stein is richly decorated with detailed, high-relief scenes, typical of traditional German steins. Visible elements of the relief include what appears to be a hunter or woodsman figure, foliage, and possibly architectural or cultural motifs. There's an oval cartouche with indiscernible text, likely a motto or brewery name. A prominent ‘rope’ or braided texture encircles the top and bottom of the main decorative panel, acting as a border. The interior of the stein is glazed in a white or light cream color, suggesting it was intended for beverages. The overall condition appears good from the visible angles, with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear visible on the glazed surfaces. The glazing itself indicates a mid-20th century manufacturing style, possibly from the 1950s to 1970s. The craftsmanship suggests it was mass-produced but with attention to detail in the mold work. No specific maker's marks are visible in the provided images.