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K-512 Ceramic Aschenbecher/ Ashtray # 656
I believe this to be K-512. The production figures show K-512 as the
last piece listed for 1938/39 for the K-500 series.Allach produced at
least 4 variants of Ashtrays. 2 were manufactured in porcelain and 2
were ceramic.
Production for 1938 on this piece is 219 pieces, and none for 1939. These pieces are very rare as they were essentially utility pieces as opposed to display. This is the first example I have seen in 20 years, of any variant Aschenbecher.
Photo Credit: Kris Lindblom
K-512 Ceramic Aschenbecher/ Ashtray
Product Id: #656
Production for 1938 on this piece is 219 pieces, and none for 1939. These pieces are very rare as they were essentially utility pieces as opposed to display. This is the first example I have seen in 20 years, of any variant Aschenbecher.
Photo Credit: Kris Lindblom
K-512 Ceramic Aschenbecher/ Ashtray
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I believe this to be K-512. The production figures show K-512 as the
last piece listed for 1938/39 for the K-500 series.Allach produced at
least 4 variants of Ashtrays. 2 were manufactured in porcelain and 2
were ceramic.
Production for 1938 on this piece is 219 pieces, and none for 1939. These pieces are very rare as they were essentially utility pieces as opposed to display. This is the first example I have seen in 20 years, of any variant Aschenbecher.
Photo Credit: Kris Lindblom
K-512 Ceramic Aschenbecher/ Ashtray
Production for 1938 on this piece is 219 pieces, and none for 1939. These pieces are very rare as they were essentially utility pieces as opposed to display. This is the first example I have seen in 20 years, of any variant Aschenbecher.
Photo Credit: Kris Lindblom
K-512 Ceramic Aschenbecher/ Ashtray