Imperial German Goblet-Pre War/WWI Hand Enameled Real/Repro ???

Dear Friends-Couldn't find much on what appears (to me anyway) to be an Imperial German Wine/Beer Goblet.It looks to be hand-painted enamel (raised pigment) on glass-9 3/8" high.Any help as to the age of this piece would be mighty welcome.Thanks ALL !

 

https://germaniainternational.com/kglass3.html Scroll down a bit for one that very much looks like yours.

https://www.steveonsteins.com/a-small-pictorial-compendium-of-stein-terms-i-awpd/

 

Kronos- You're batting a thousand,that looks exactly like mine (i just wish his pics were as clear as mine,and there's no price !). You should become a salaried researcher-i met a few at College,that's really how they got thru school in part-got to be more fun than Burger King.

 

great skills Kronos- time for some online seminars (seriously not everyone has the 'Divvy' touch). Lovejoy reference.

 

Got an Email response from Germania International-it's a 1920's Prussian (not Bavarian) beer glass

 

The crest or coat of arms on the glass is for the Kingdom of Prussia, which ceased to exist in 1918. The Free State of Prussia (1918-1947) had a different eagle. So, 1920s? Would anybody have been putting the older eagle on glassware then?

Note this is based on Wikipedia articles through a quick Google search. Perhaps more searching will clarify this.

 

Great catch Figtree.Would it be illegal in defeated post-war Germany to put the archaic Kingdom of Prussia eagle on a glass,but-I'm siding with You,it's logical that it would be 1918 or earlier.Boy they sure had a lot of Coat of Arms in the old German states.