Allach. This figure is the extremely rare painted glazed porcelain Zieten Hussar from 1756, Model No. 115 by Theodor Kärner. The serial number for this figurine is unknown. However, very few of these have been discovered over the years, so it can be assumed that only a handful were actually made or have survived. This is a soldier of the Prussian Hussar (light cavalry) regiment of the 18th century during the reign of Frederick II (the Great) from 1740 to 1786. The regiment was named after its first colonel, Hans Joachim von Zieten. Thanks to his military achievements, Zieten became a general at the age of thirty-six. This figurine was first exhibited by the Allach Porcelain Factory at the House of German Art in Munich in 1942. The Zieten Hussar is painted exceptionally well, with extraordinary attention to detail. Height 35 cm or 14 inches. Close-up of the extremely rare painted glazed porcelain Zieten Hussar from 1756, Model No. 115 by Theodor Kärner. The colors and detailing of the uniform and facial features are superb.
Historical reference & nbsp; at the opening of the Allach factory in Berlin on Leipzigstrasse on April 13, 1, 1939, Professor & Nbsp; Carl Dibich & Nbsp; (Carl Diebitsch) words that later became prophetic: Factory of artistic porcelain Allach / Porzellan Manufaktur Allach - existed in Germany between 1935 and 1945.After the first year of the work, the company was under the jurisdiction of the SS using the forced labor of the prisoners of the Dachau concentration camp. “Not a single people live longer than the monuments of its culture.These words of the Fuhrer are a cultural motto for us.We well understand that everything that we do will be carefully investigated by those who come after us.And we do not want the subsequent generations to appreciate our work poorly. ” Master of ceramics Franz Nadi owned land in the suburbs of Munich - Allach, on which the Allach plant was created since 1925. In early 1935, he created a small porcelain factory. The official date of the base of Allach GmbH with the authorized capital of 45,000 Reichsmarks - January 3, 1936.The founders were Franz Nagy as the head of the enterprise, Theodor Kurner as a sculptor, Karl Dibich as a painter and Bruno Galke as a trading agent.The unofficial owner of the factory was Henry Himmler.First of all, the factory was focused on the production of decorative and artistic porcelain, including special orders from the Reichsfuhrer himself, who dreamed of “raising” and develop a new German artistic taste.The factory also carried out a more massive production of home ceramics and the organization of a special section of dishes. April 1, 1939 at the opening of the Allach factory in Berlin, on Leipzigstrasse 13, Professor Karl Dibich said words that later became prophetic: “People exists while people exists while aliveevidence of his culture.These words of the Fuhrer are a cultural motto for us.We well understand that everything that we do will be carefully investigated by those who come after us.And we do not want subsequent generations to appreciate our work poorly. ” The total turnover of the factory in 1941 was 560,000 Reichsmarks, & Nbsp;In 1942 - 850,000 Reichsmarks, and by 1943 it totaled 706 & nbsp; 000 Reichsmarks.More than half of the porcelain products of the highest quality and who were of the greatest value, was supplied to the personal department of the state of the SS Reichsführer, authorized to use them for propaganda, while others went on sale. & Nbsp; “Ideological porcelain” was addressed to high -ranking SS and police officials, as well as especially distinguished ordinary membersSS organizations.Selected works intended for the highest persons were approved personally by Himmler. & Nbsp; individual products existed in exclusive & nbsp;performance, & nbsp;as, for example, the prize plate of police competitions in 1937. & nbsp; Yolpestic plates (Yolfest & Nbsp; - the winter solstice that was supposed to replace Christmas), the candlestick & nbsp;and the so -called “luminaires of life.” & nbsp; And at the birth of the fourth and each subsequent child, the SS family was awarded the so -called & nbsp;The “Light of Life” with Facsimile Himmler and the signature: “In the endless chain you are one link.To you, your parents, your children, your family. ”The candlesticks were performed in the form of ceramic cones with runic ornaments. & Nbsp; The corporate sign of the manufactory was an image of two SS runes, one of which seemed to stand over the other. & Nbsp;
