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 Victor (Der Sieger) by Nagy
Price: On request
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 Fencer by Obermeier
Price: SOLD
A beautiful faultless example of the Allach Fencer. 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.
Reichsführer-SS Himmler Runes Presentation plate
Price: On request
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 porcelain 'six dot' SS Julleuchter
Price: £975 - $1950
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.
A rare example of the Allach Mother & Child
Price: £2250 - $4500
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.
The Allach Horse
Price: SOLD
A nice example of the Allach Horse. The base bearing the entwined Runes within octagon, the factory number and the artist's name, Prof.Karner.
A beautiful example of the porcelain Hitler portrait produced by the famous firm of Rosenthal and complete with its original optional frame
Price: On request
This porcelain portrait of Hitler is in mint condition and is still retained in its rare original optional frame which could be purchased at additional cost. A beautiful item for the collectors study.
The Allach RAD man with shovel
Price: SOLD
An extremely rare 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 SS Porcelain Allach 1937 Rally Bowl
Price: SOLD
The largest and possibly the most beautiful of the rally bowl series. Complete with full SS relief designation and with the SS Allach logo to the base. Mint condition.
The SS Porcelain Allach 1939 Rally Bowl
Price: £1750 - $3500
This attractive bowl has a fluted neck bearing the SS relief designation. The base has the SS Allach logo to the reverse. Mint condition.
Original boxed Allach Porcelain Munich Maid complete with original card hand written by Rudolf Hess, Julfest 1939 Price: SOLD
A fine glazed white Munich Maid retained within its original black and yellow box, this piece was purchased by Reichsminister Rudolf Hess and given by him as a Julfest gift in 1939. A blue ink hand written card is still retained within the box, which bears the full signature of Rudolf Hess. Both the box and the porcelain figure are in mint pristine condition, the card is in mint condition but has three folds where it has been retained within the box.
Fine white glazed figure of a complicated pose to produce in porcelain. The figure remains in mint condition and is marked under the base with the typical entwined Runes and Allach name.
Allach bear & ball designed by Prof.T.Kärner
Price: £575 - $1150
Fine white glazed porcelain standing 8.5cm high. The bear is sitting with a ball. The reverse of the base has the typical raised octagon with green entwined Runes to the centre. The base also has Kärner's name impressed along with a low line number. Perfect condition.
Allach bear designed by Prof.T.Kärner
Price: SOLD
Fine white glazed porcelain standing 9.5cm high. The bear is sitting on an octagon shaped base. The reverse of the base has the typical raised octagon with green entwined Runes to the centre. The base also has Kärner's name impressed along with a low line number.
Allach Baroque five section table candelabrum
Price: £675 - $1350
Beautiful quality candelabrum with positioning for four candles to the branches and one to the centre. Central base bears typical octagon along with green entwined Runes. The line number is also present. Mint condition.
Allach presentaion Julfest 1943 plate given by SS-Obergruppenführer Oswald Pohl
£875 - $1750
Fine white glazed porcelain plate with central full colour floral design and green line border edging. Reverse bears the Pohl dedication in green with his facsimile signature and a border of Life Runes. As much as they were decorative items, plates such as these could also be classed as 'Julteller' and used in SS celebrations.
Allach Julfest 1943 plate
Price: £875 - $1750
A mint condition example of the 1943 Julfest plate, nice and clear manufacture of the central eagle design with good three dimensional aspect. Reverse bears the typical designation along with the entwined Runes logo.
Allach presentaion Julfest 1943 plate given by SS-Obergruppenführer Oswald Pohl
£875 - $1600
Fine white glazed porcelain plate with central full colour floral design and green line border edging. Reverse bears the Pohl dedication in green with his facsimile signature and a border of Life Runes. As much as they were decorative items, plates such as these could also be classed as 'Julteller' and used in SS celebrations.
Allach Julfest 1942 plate
Price: £875 - $1750
A mint condition example of the 1942 Julfest plate, nice and clear manufacture of the central Sunwheel Swastika design. Reverse bears the typical entwined Runes logo.
Waffen-SS Division 'Langemarck' Julteller 1944 Plate of Honour.
Price: £1250 - $2500
This plate was given to selected men of Waffen-SS Division 'Langemarck' for Julfest 1944. Each plate is carved in wood of traditional style and bears a central sunwheel swastika with three horses. The reverse bears three 'seats' to stand the plate on a surface along with a pencil inscription to the centre, '27.Freiwille Grenadier Division 'Langemarck' Julfest 1944. The artists initial 'M' is stamped into the wood along with a series number '4'.
Porcelain 1936 Olympic Bell coin container
Price: £325 - $650
A superb and complete example of the 1936 Olympic Bell coin container. Fine glazed porcelain with relief eagle over Olympic circles and Brandenburg Tor designs. Raised border wording, '11.Olympische Spiele berlin (swastika design) 1-16 August 1936. Base bears the full makers name along with the metal opening section. Mint condition.
Meisen porcelain Reichsparteitag plate
Price: £475 - $950
Beautiful quality white glazed plate with central design of Nuremberg in blue with the coats-of-arms and swastika motif. The plate bears the dedication ' STADT DER REICHSPARTEITAGE NÜRNBERG'. Reverse bears the typical blue crossed swords logo of Meisen along with their line numbering. Mint condition.
A superb large size head & shoulders of the classic German soldier circ: 1939
Price: £575
At the beginning of the Second World War, various versions of the 'classic German soldier' were created and sold to patriotic homes. Although they were all similar in terms of having bear shoulders and wearing the steel helmet to the head, many variations on this theme existed. This example is one of the largest that were generally available, standing just over 12" high with base. Detail to the head and shoulders is typically fine and on this version a two tier green marble base has been fitted. The head and shoulders exhibits a wonderful patina to the silver finish. This exact example is shown in the publication, German Insignia of World War II, page 100. (ISBN 0-7858-1473-6). Close to mint condition.
An excellent head and shoulders of the classic German soldier circ: 1939
Price: SOLD
Standing about 8" high, the head & shoulders is finished in a satin silvered plate. The helmet bears both decals for the army in slight relief and the entire bust sits on an off white marble base.
A beautiful quality 'green' bronze animal figure mounted to a black marble initial plinth and then onto a fine green flecked main marble base. A brass mounted presentation plate bears a green finished incription, 'Zur Erinnerung an unsere Kampzeit in der Legion Condor 1938 - 39 G.Adam - J.Spreng - W.Klaue. Exceptional quality bronze with fine detail, excellent possibility of researching this piece further.
A carved smoking pipe from the 1790's removed from Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring's house on the Obersalzburg by an American Officer in 1945
Price: SOLD
This important and intricately carved smoking pipe dates back to the 1790's. Carved from a hard wood it is believed to be of French or Belgium origin and is beautifully carved with hunting scenes. How this pipe came into the possession of Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring is not known, but in 1945 it was removed by a serving American Officer from a shelf next to Göring's desk within his house on the Obersalzburg. The pipe was given to this officers best friend, a tank commander under General Patton and it remains the property of this officers son to this day. ULRIC of ENGLAND has been asked to sell the pipe on commission for the son. It will be sold with full letters of provenance.
