Majolika-, Steingut- und Schamottefabrik Gebrüder Schütz
Liboje near Cilli (now Celje) Lower Styria (Untersteiermark), Austro-Hungarian Empire, then Yugoslavia. Now in Slovenia.
Kunstthonwaaren-Fabrik / Manufacture of art pottery wares
In 1854 Arnold and Ludwig Richard Schütz took over an existing stoneware facility in the small town of Olomuczan (now Olomučzany) near Blansko. Its products proved to be very popular, so in order to increase production, in 1870, the brothers opened the 'Majolika-, Steingut- und Schamottefabrik Gebrüder Schütz' in Liboje near Cilli, an area rich in the required resources like clay and feldspar, and also a heavily German speaking area. The factory closed in 1917.
Reference: Porcelain Marks & More
Side view of un-numbered 3 litre serving stein. 
Post 1900 stein, made in Cilli. 
"Schütz Cilli" mark on the of the featured stein, above, dated post 1900. 
Front view of un-numbered 3 litre serving stein. 
Basemark on the above serving stein 
A rather more ornate stein, which has lost its lid. It is unknown which of the two factories this piece originated from. 
Side view of un-numbered 3 litre serving stein. 
Gebrüder Schütz #456 serving stein, dated 1897 - 1900. 
Gebrüder Schütz #456, export mark on base showing kneeling archer "Bogenschütze" inside a capital 'G'. 