Porcelain SS Porzellan-manufaktur Allach

[Scowen]

Erich, you know a rabbit is for life, not just for Easter.....

Lovely pieces, thanks for sharing them with us.

Cheers

Don

[Ralph A]

My little duo.

[Erich S]

Thanks Don! A very expensive addiction!!

[Klin]

Nice pieces!!. If I get some time later I will see if I can shoot some other pieces, if anyone wants to see something in particular let me know, as long as I have it I can shoot some new photos.

Best,

Kris

Edited July 23, 2006 by Klin

[Robin Lumsden]

I'm just back from Berlin where I found this in a little shop selling assorted antique porcelain........

[Robin Lumsden]

Here's the base. It's toned to resemble iron.........sort of like the anodised SS scabbards.

I'm told this is a presentation version of the white kerzenhalter.

Can anyone confirm this?

As far as I can see, only the white one and the white variant with gilded highlights appeared in the Allach sales catalogue. The 'iron' one did not.

The unfinished white porcelain underneath the toning can be seen at the base of each foot.

Edited September 15, 2006 by Robin Lumsden

[Klin]

Robin,

The black appears I believe in the price list and was offered that way along with the white. The only presentation models of this style were the life or child candleholders and I believe I have seen at least one or 2 that were the same style and dedicated as well.

A nice catch just the same and one of the most attractive in my opinion.

Best,

Kris

[Mike]

Nice pieces!!. If I get some time later I will see if I can shoot some other pieces, if anyone wants to see something in particular let me know, as long as I have it I can shoot some new photos.

Best,

Kris

Kris , Please post a few shots of your "Fencer" ....I was amazed that made it from Europe without any damage

--Mike

Edited September 16, 2006 by Mike

[Klin]

Hi Mike!

I will dig out the disk a little later or shoot new ones. It was packed very well and could not ask for better in that regard.

Best,

Kris

[Erich]

I'm just back from Berlin where I found this in a little shop selling assorted antique porcelain........

Robin, very nice. I like the darker finish as well as the white--it's a bit more understated and subtle. Just curious--did the dealer know what it was?

I've never found any Allach pieces in an antique store, for example, but have picked up some very nice pieces of Rosenthal and Eschenbach by Prof. K?rner.

Erich

[Robin Lumsden]

Robin,

The black appears I believe in the price list and was offered that way along with the white. The only presentation models of this style were the life or child candleholders and I believe I have seen at least one or 2 that were the same style and dedicated as well.

A nice catch just the same and one of the most attractive in my opinion.

Best,

Kris

Thanks Kris.

I thought the price list only had the white version and the white one with gold highlights?

[Robin Lumsden]

Robin, very nice. I like the darker finish as well as the white--it's a bit more understated and subtle. Just curious--did the dealer know what it was?

I've never found any Allach pieces in an antique store, for example, but have picked up some very nice pieces of Rosenthal and Eschenbach by Prof. K?rner.

Erich

Yes - the dealer did know what it was, unfortunately. She had about a dozen other Allach items. All hidden away in the market at Friedrichstrasse Bhf on Georgenstrasse.

[Klin]

Thanks Kris.

I thought the price list only had the white version and the white one with gold highlights?

Robin,

I had to look as I forget sometimes, It is not in the catalog pricelist and the production figures list it in white and color, however color on the list is referred to in the same way as any color figure. #89 comes in close to the end of model choices of 100 in 1939, I suppose it may have been introduced after the catalog was produced and being a 2 year catalog no amendment made?. Useless information really.

I have 2 of them in white and always thought they were one of the nicest in design, but Diebitsch had a nice style in his works. When I first started with Allach I thought those were earthenware and when I had one in hand I was surprised to fid it was white porcelain that had been treated.

What other pieces did this woman have? I have not been to Germany yet and always wondered what it might be like to find these pieces in a shop.

Best,

Kris

P.S There were not a ton of these made.

Edited September 16, 2006 by Klin

[Robin Lumsden]

What other pieces did this woman have? I have not been to Germany yet and always wondered what it might be like to find these pieces in a shop.

Best,

Kris

Kris.

From memory, she had:

Large seated Dachshund pup;

Fox terrier;

Munich Maid (Kaerner version);

3 x 'striped' vases;

Elephant (I think);

Horse;

2 x small candle sticks.

[Erich S]

Kris.

From memory, she had:

Large seated Dachshund pup;

Fox terrier;

Munich Maid (Kaerner version);

3 x 'striped' vases;

Elephant (I think);

Horse;

2 x small candle sticks.

Couple of better pics of a couple of my pieces.

[Erich S]

One more

[J Temple-West]

Better late than never? this little chap arrived a few days late for the birthday celebrations, but has made a wet and windy day a lot brighter.

?B?r mit kugel? (Bear with ball) Model Nr 9

[J Temple-West]

Rump side..

[J Temple-West]

Maker marks.

[Scowen]

Very nice John.

Here's what she who must be obeyed found waiting for her under the tree last week.

Rehbock No 14

Cheers

Don

[Scowen]

Underside

[J Temple-West]

I bet ?Herself? was pleased, Don. Very nice.

[Erich S]

Nice pieces guys. John and Don here is my newest piece in case you didn't see my earlier Thread.

[Erich S]

reverse

[J Temple-West]

A superb piece, Erich.

If we had a little green Jealousy smilie, I?d use it.