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An Allach Porcelain Moriskentanzer; "Burgunder"

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An Allach Porcelain Moriskentanzer; "Burgunder"

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An Allach Porcelain Moriskentanzer; "Burgunder"

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 his right boot, 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 and having been lost to time, extremely fine. (C:45)