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Could have been exported to Jews outside of Germany, Hutschenreuther Selb was a pretty well known and respected porcelain manufacturer at the time. Ironically the Nazis also left the related Rosenthal Selb be despite the obvious Jewish name because it was such a successful export brand.

>>10000 Thanks. Very unusual.

>>10000 They just stuck a swastika next to the old factory brand kek. I assume it was the same for Hutschenreuther.

>>10000 shit get

I thought it was consensus now that Jews are the actual successors of the Nazis

Jews are honorary Aryans and the true inheritors of the Phoenician empires.

A truly passionate collector won't let harmless symbols detract from their hobby. >>10000 >Ironically the Nazis also left the related Rosenthal Selb be despite the obvious Jewish name because it was such a successful export brand. Nazi leadership was very willing to compromise on their own dogma when they really liked a particular Jew, e.g. Arthur Imhausen or Sophie Lehár.

>>10000 I stayed up past my bedtime to try and get this thread

>>10019 Get for Germanic vintage porcelain, deal with it.

>>10022 I like the outfit of the second image.

>>10023 Ferdinand Liebermann I think

>>10010 The jewish doctor for Hitlers ill mother was also saved and got protection.

Dresden porcelain is known thing

>>10178 The European type of porcelain was invented there - Meissen near Dresden, by the alchemist Böttger who was originally meant to create gold for the Prince-Elector of Saxony. Eastern Germany from then on established a history of porcelain production because of the required kaolin deposits in the mountains there. These are from Selb in Franconia, however.

>>10179 >Prince-Elector of Saxony yeah, they also call it Saxon porcelain here in the times of DDR it was exported to the Soviet bloc, so you can find it here and there

>>10279 fucking russian niggers can only steal

>>10280 oh, and that happened too