Allach figure “Lying Dachshund”, No. 13

Original porcelain figure produced by Allach, depicting a lying dachshund. The piece is preserved in very nice condition, with clear details and fine craftsmanship.

In today's collectors' world, items from the Allach Porcelain Manufactory (Allach Porcelain Manufactory), whose production was closely linked to the Dachau concentration camp, constitute one of the most controversial and fascinating phenomena. This porcelain represents a blend of the highest artistic craftsmanship and the dark history of the 20th century.

Porcelain from the Allach Manufactory is synonymous with pristine whiteness, technical perfection, and a form intended to be the material embodiment of the aesthetic ideals of the Third Reich. Founded in 1935 and taken over by the SS a year later, the manufactory aimed to produce objects that were not ordinary commodities, but "works of art for the nation." Today, due to limited production and the dramatic circumstances of its creation (the use of Dachau concentration camp prisoners), each surviving piece is a rarity of immense historical value.