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ALLACH PORCELAIN ALWAYS PURCHASED OR SOLD ON COMMISSION
WE ARE PARTICULARLY SEEKING AN EXAMPLE OF THE ALLACH SS STANDARD BEARER (SERIAL NUMBER 42), AND THE 1936 RALLY BOWL WITH LID FOR PURCHASE OR SALE ON COMMISSION.
Allach Athena
Price: On request
Finest white glazed porcelain by the SS owned prestigious firm of
'Allach-München GmBH', the Athena figurine was undoubtedly the most
beautiful figurine to come out of this porcelain house. Athena holds
an olive branch in one hand symbolising peace and a column in the
other symbolising culture and civilisation. The figurine stands on
a white glazed base, which bears the Munich coat-of-arms in relief.
The reverse of the base bears the relief dedication 'TAG DER DEUTSCHEN
KUNST 1938'. Under the base is the Allach relief octagon with the
entwined green runes logo and name. The artist's name 'Prof.TH.Karner'
is also impressed to the base.
  
The Allach Fencer by Obermeier
Price: SOLD
A beautiful example of this much sought after Allach figure. Complete with the Obermeier name impressed to the top of the base and the entwined Runes and factory number impressed to the underneath of the base. Extremely rare item of Allach to find.
The Allach Victor (Der Sieger) by Nagy
Price: SOLD
One of the rarest and most exquisite figures to come out of the Allach
factory, is 'Der Sieger'. Beautifully proportioned, this figure by
Nagy is completed in biscuit rather than gloss porcelain. Allach artists
were renouned for stretching the boundaries of the porcelain art,
and the boundaries were once again stretched with this piece, in particular
with the right foot, which protrudes over the base. Further additional
work was glazing just the underneath of the base, another time consuming
process. The base bears the artists name, F.Nagy, the entwined Runes
and the line number '109'.
  
The Allach RAD man with shovel
Price: SOLD
An extremely rare and faultless example of the RAD figure finished in white glazed porcelain. The figure is mint condition, free from any damage and bears the Allach relief octagon with the entwined green runes logo to the base. Also impressed to the base is the designer's name Prof.T.Karner and the series number '77'. The first example we have had for sale in approximately five years.
  
A rare example of the Allach Mother & Child
Price: £ 2,750
Bearing the serial number '98', the Allach Mother & Child has the impressed name to the base, T.Horn, along with the series number and the entwined Runes. This large and complex porcelain piece has survived in perfect condition.
 
Allach Candle Holder
Price: SOLD
A beautiful example of the Allach candle Holder line number '89' by Carl Diebitsch. Complete with the Diebitsch name impressed to the top of the base and the entwined Runes and factory number. Mint condition.
  
The SS Porcelain Allach 1939 Rally Bowl
Price: SOLD
This attractive and mint pristine bowl has the fluted neck bearing the SS relief designation. The base has the SS Allach logo to the reverse.
 
Allach SportAppell prize 1939
Price: £675
Circular plaque 13cm diameter with fine relief runners with swastika and cogwheel behind. Reverse bears a relief octagon with the impressed Runes and Allach wording to centre. Actually a scarce Allach item to encounter. A little dirty from handling otherwise excellent condition.
Reichsführer-SS Himmler Runes Presentation plate
Price: SOLD
An exceedingly rare and beautiful example of the special Himmler Runes
Presentation plate. Beautiful biscuit Runes with oakleaves surround
on glazed plate. Reverse bears the traditional entwined Runes logo.
Very few of these plates are known to exist, and they were only ever
given as a personal presentation from Himmler. Mint condition.
  
A rare example of the Allach bear in colour
Price: £ 975
Bearing the serial number '5', the Allach bear has the impressed name to the base, T.Karner, along with the series number and the entwined Runes. This example of the serial number '5' bear in colour is difficult to find. It has a minute chip to the octagonal base (possibly a firing fault) and otherwise is in perfect condition.
A rare example of the Allach porcelain 'six dot' SS Julleuchter
Price: SOLD
An excellent example of the scarce and sought after 'six dot' SS Julleuchter.
Completed in typical brown porcelain, this example bears the 'six
dot' pattern to one face. It is believed this 'signature' was used
by one particular artist working at the Allach factory. Typically
the Julleuchter has the entwined SS Runes impressed into one base
leg, and the entire piece survives without reapir or damage.
  
The Bamburger Reiter
Price: SOLD
A nice example of the Bamburger Reiter by the Rosenthal porcelain firm. Large item, standing over 30cm high. The piece has survived in perfect unrepaired condition and bears the full Rosenthal makers logo to the base.
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