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  • Germany, SS. An SS-Allach Dancing Jester
  • Germany, SS. An SS-Allach Dancing Jester
  • Germany, SS. An SS-Allach Dancing Jester
  • Germany, SS. An SS-Allach Dancing Jester
  • Germany, SS. An SS-Allach Dancing Jester
  • Germany, SS. An SS-Allach Dancing Jester
  • Germany, SS. An SS-Allach Dancing Jester
  • Germany, SS. An SS-Allach Dancing Jester

Item: M0045-202

Germany, SS. An SS-Allach Dancing Jester

Price:

$2,605

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Germany, SS. An SS-Allach Dancing Jester

White porcelain, glazed, stylized SS runes above "Allach" in Gothic script manufacturer's mark stamped on the bottom, the figurine illustrating a standing jester with a cap bearing an insignia on the front and buttons on the left side, leaning forward on his right foot, with his left foot planted behind, his tunic with long sleeves, his left arm raised and his hand clenched, his right arm extended behind him with his hand reaching outward, his sash draped across his left shoulder and carrying down his back, separating into two pieces at the waist, one end of the sash touching his left leg, the other end flowing freely, four bells attached to the tights on his right leg, standing upon a rock-like base, weighing 531 grams, 97 mm x 116 mm at the base x 215 mm in height, the tip of his right boot broken off as well as a repair to left hand middle finger, otherwise  extremely fine.
 
Footnote: Allach porcelain (AKA Porzellan Manufaktur Allach) was produced in Germany between 1935 and 1945. After its first year of operation, the enterprise taken over by the SS in 1936, using forced labour, provided by the Dachau concentration camp. It was under the direct control of Heinrich Himmler and was one of the SS's first industrial enterprises. The emphasis was on decorative ceramics: objects d'art for the Nazi regime. The company logo included stylized SS runes. Sometimes in place of the company name, the pottery markings mentioned the SS: "DES  - WIRTSCHAFTS - VERWALTUNGSHAUPTAMTES". The majority of items produced at Allach as collectibles bolstered Nazi ideology, by presenting idealized representations of peasants, historical figures and rural themes. (C:45)

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