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  Adolf Hitler

  Adolf Hitler Solid Silver Formal Table Spoon from The Führerbau, with provenance (#2)

  Adolf Hitler Solid Silver Formal Table Spoon from The Führerbau, with provenance
  

  A superb solid silver Table spoon from Adolf Hitler’s personal formal silverware, it features an embossed Fuehrer Adler (the Leader’s Eagle) clutching a wreathed Swastika which is flanked by Hitler’s initials ‘A’ & ‘H’. The reverse side of the spoon has the impressed hallmarks; a crescent moon, the imperial crown, the silver purity mark ‘800′, and the imperial eagle. There is a fabulous impressed greek-key ‘Meander’ border along all edges of the front side of the spoon handle.

  Originally there are believed to have been six complete sets of 500 pieces, 3,000 pieces in total, commissioned by Albert Speer and manufactured by Bruckmann in the ‘formal pattern’ of silver flatware and tableware presented to Hitler on the event of his 50th birthday on 20th April 1939. The formal silverware sets were distributed among the places Hitler frequented the most; the ‘Berghof’ (Hitler’s mountain home), ‘Kehlsteinhaus’ (the Eagle’s Nest), the ‘Gasthaus’ (Guest House) at Obersalzberg, the ‘Braune Haus’ (the ‘Brown House’), the Führerbau in Munich, his ‘Prinzregentenplaz’ apartment in Munich, and the ‘Reichskanzlei’ in Berlin.

  The design for the AH Formal silverware is attributed to Adolf Hitler himself adding yet another level of desirable collectability to these pieces!

  The spoon comes complete with provenance documentation (copy) pertaining to it’s original acquaisition, along with a further 82 pieces of Adolf Hitler silver ware (and other items), by Mr. Baros Wilson of the 48th Combat Engineers, and subsequent sale to Mr. A.W. Wood in 1946. Mr Wilson had obtained the silver from the basement vault underneath the Führerbau in Munich, Germany in 1945. A further document (copy) in the form of an Affidavit, relates to items from the Wilson/Wood silverware then being in the possession of Mr. Frank D. Gish, from who’s collection it was then sold on, yet again, on 10th August 1979.

  Condition:

  The dinner spoon displays minor surface marks, slight flatening to bottom of bowl, all commensurate with age and use, a beautiful-looking display piece, a rare ‘Hitler’ personal item, complete with provenance, a very desirable and quite superb investment piece.

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  Adolf Hitler

  Adolf Hitler Solid Silver Formal Table Spoon from The Führerbau, with provenance

  Adolf Hitler Solid Silver Formal Table Spoon from The Führerbau, with provenance
  

  A superb solid silver Table spoon from Adolf Hitler’s personal formal silverware, it features an embossed Fuehrer Adler (the Leader’s Eagle) clutching a wreathed Swastika which is flanked by Hitler’s initials ‘A’ & ‘H’. The reverse side of the spoon has the impressed hallmarks; a crescent moon, the imperial crown, the silver purity mark ‘800′, and the imperial eagle. There is a fabulous impressed greek-key ‘Meander’ border along all edges of the front side of the spoon handle.

  Originally there are believed to have been six complete sets of 500 pieces, 3,000 pieces in total, commissioned by Albert Speer and manufactured by Bruckmann in the ‘formal pattern’ of silver flatware and tableware presented to Hitler on the event of his 50th birthday on 20th April 1939. The formal silverware sets were distributed among the places Hitler frequented the most; the ‘Berghof’ (Hitler’s mountain home), ‘Kehlsteinhaus’ (the Eagle’s Nest), the ‘Gasthaus’ (Guest House) at Obersalzberg, the ‘Braune Haus’ (the ‘Brown House’), the Führerbau in Munich, his ‘Prinzregentenplaz’ apartment in Munich, and the ‘Reichskanzlei’ in Berlin.

  The design for the AH Formal silverware is attributed to Adolf Hitler himself adding yet another level of desirable collectability to these pieces!

  The spoon comes complete with provenance documentation (copy) pertaining to it’s original acquaisition, along with a further 82 pieces of Adolf Hitler silver ware (and other items), by Mr. Baros Wilson of the 48th Combat Engineers, and subsequent sale to Mr. A.W. Wood in 1946. Mr Wilson had obtained the silver from the basement vault underneath the Führerbau in Munich, Germany in 1945. A further document (copy) in the form of an Affidavit, relates to items from the Wilson/Wood silverware then being in the possession of Mr. Frank D. Gish, from who’s collection it was then sold on, yet again, on 10th August 1979.

  Condition:

  The dinner spoon displays minor surface marks  commensurate with age and use, a beautiful-looking display piece, a rare ‘Hitler’ personal item, complete with provenance, a very desirable and quite superb investment piece.

  £1,59900 Read more
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  1936 BERLIN OLYMPICS SOUVENIER SILVER CANDLE HOLDER, MADE BY JEWISH SILVERSMITH JACOB GRIMMINGER

  1936 BERLIN OLYMPICS SOUVENIR SILVER CANDLE HOLDER, MADE BY JEWISH SILVERSMITH JACOB GRIMMINGER

  Beautiful little solid silver candle holder from the 1936 Berlin Olympics, approx. 3.5 in. dia. x 2.5 in. tall, showing the Olympic rings and the year ‘1936’ in relief on the front side. The baseplate is covered with a green suede leather material. The reverse side is hallmarked with a ‘925’ silver purity stamp, and a maker’s mark from a Jewish-owned silver firm ‘Jacob Grimminger’, whose hallmark was shaped like the Star of David with the letter ‘G’ in the center.
  Jakob Grimminger worked in Schwabisch Gmund. The firm was founded in 1893 and by the 1930’s had a fine reputation as producer of modern silver. Grimminger is written about and his maker’s mark is illustrated in – ‘Art Nouveau and Art deco Silver’- by Annelies Krekle-Aalberse.
  A super rare Third Reich silver souvenir silver candle holder produced for Hitler’s 1936 Olympic games, by a Jewish Silversmith, awesome!
  Great talking piece and excellent investment opportunity.
  

  Condition

  Looks fabulous, very light surface wear, one small dent beneath the hallmark, else fine.

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  Bruckmann Silver, Hermann Göring, Wagon number 10 243

  Bruckmann, Silver Hot Water Pitcher from Hermann Göring’s Dining Wagon 10 ‘243’

  Bruckmann, Silver Hot Water Pitcher from Hermann Göring’s Dining Wagon 10 ‘243’
  

  A lovely, and super rare ‘Alpaka’ silver, Bruckmann Hot water pitcher, specially produced for the Deutsche Reichsbahn Sonderzugs.
  The pitcher/jug carries designation marks for Hermann Göring’s Sonderzug ‘Asien’, and in particular carriage number ‘243’ which was Göring’s dining wagon.
  The body of the pitcher features a fantastic and finely detailed Deutsche Reichsbahn Eagle with wreathed Swastika straddled by the letters D and R all in relief, centered to the upper half. There is a short stumpy spout to one side and a three section handle with wood spacers to the opposite side. The handle would originally have had ceramic heat disapating washers over the wood spacers, but these are now long gone to time. To the base is found the stamped Bruckmann ‘train’ makers mark, followed by ‘ALPAKA’ for heavy German silver plate, and then the impressed number ‘243’ indicating the wagon number. There is a little number ‘4’ to the base and again stamped into the lower inside of the handle, this would be a table number designation on the train wagon.

  The pitcher comes with a (copy) letter of provenance from Lt. Col Joseph A. kehborn, U.S. Air Force.

  Condition:

  A beautiful piece, which, as a used item displays surface marks and scratches, also some small dings to the main body, overall a beautiful display piece and extremely rare Göring DR utensil.

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  Adolf Hitler, Bruckmann Silver

  Adolf Hitler Personal Formal Silverware, Oval Serving Tray, by Bruckmann & Sohne ‘925’

  Adolf Hitler Personal Formal Silverware, Oval Serving Tray, by Bruckmann & Sohne ‘925’
  

  An absolutley superb solid silver oval serving tray from Adolf Hitler’s personal formal silverware. To the centre of the tray it features a large embossed Führer Adler (the Leader’s Eagle) clutching a wreathed Swastika which is flanked by Hitler’s initials ‘A’ & ‘H’, this is bordered by a beautiful rectangular, greek-key ‘meander’ frame, impressed into the silver. The tray is also accentuated by a raised rounded band edge to the obverse. The reverse side of the tray features the Führer Adler motif from the pressed side so appears ‘H’ & ‘A’ as opposed to the obverse. There is then the impressed Bruckmann maker mark along with the further hallmarks; a crescent moon, the imperial crown, the imperial eagle (partialy visible), and the silver purity mark ‘925’.

  Originally there are believed to have been six complete sets of 500 pieces, 3,000 pieces in total, commissioned by Albert Speer and manufactured by Bruckmann in the ‘formal pattern’ of silver flatware and tableware presented to Hitler on the event of his 50th birthday on 20th April 1939. The formal silverware sets were distributed among the places Hitler frequented the most; the ‘Berghof’ (Hitler’s mountain home), ‘Kehlsteinhaus’ (the Eagle’s Nest), the ‘Gasthaus’ (Guest House) at Obersalzberg, the ‘Braune Haus’ (the ‘Brown House’), his ‘Prinzregentenplaz’ apartment in Munich, and the ‘Reichskanzlei’ in Berlin.

  The Formal pattern AH silver items can also be found with ‘800’ and ‘935’ purity stamps.

  The design for the AH Formal silverware is attributed to Adolf Hitler himself adding yet another level of desirable collectability to these pieces!

  *A rectangular version of this tray sold for a staggering £28,000. at an auction in the United Kingdom back in 2012!

  £7,99500 Read more
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  Adolf Hitler, Bruckmann Silver, Wagon number 10 242

  Deutsche Reichsbahn Large Oval Serving Tray from Adolf Hitler’s Executive Dining Wagon 10 ‘242’

  Deutsche Reichsbahn Large Oval Serving Tray from Adolf Hitler’s Executive Dining Wagon 10 ‘242’
  

  A quite Superb Large oval serving tray, made from German heavy silver plate ‘Alpaka’ produced by Bruckmann for the Deutsche Reichsbahn Sonderzugs.
  The tray carries designation marks for Adolf Hitler’s Fuhurersonderzug ‘Amerika’, and in particular carriage number ‘242’ which was Hitler’s Executive dining wagon from 1937 to 1940.
  The tray is accentuated with a raised rounded band edge to the obverse and features a spectacular and finely detailed Deutsche Reichsbahn Eagle with wreathed Swastika straddled by the letters D and R all in relief to the center top rim. To the reverse is found the stamped Bruckmann ‘train’ makers mark, followed by ’ALPAKA’ indicating heavy silver plate, and then the impressed number ‘242’ indicating the wagon number.
  The outstanding highlight of this tray is the huge Deutsche Reichsbahn Eagle and Swastika motif, which is a whopping 2, 1/2 inches by 1, 1/2 inches (6.4cm x 3.8cm), much larger than the standard motif found on ‘normal’ train wagons, like Göring’s.

  This tray also contains a higher content of ‘silver plate’ weighing almost an extra 150g more than ‘normal’ trays.

  The ‘242’ tableware was relocated to its replacement cars, ‘244’ and ‘245’ in 1940, this magnificent piece would have continued in service untill the end of the war, and would have been utilised in the presence of Hitler whenever he was on board his train.
  Interestingly, these trays are referenced in Traudl Junge’s book ‘Hitler’s Last Secretary‘, She described “a small table had been laid for about six people in the Fuhrer’s saloon car. We were all standing in what little space the table left free. It was quite cramped, and the staff had to push their way past behind the chairs. It was all simple and casual. The orderlies and Linge (Hitler’s Valet) immediately brought in trays of dishes and platters. Linge served the Fuhrer creamed potatoes and fried eggs and put a glass of Fachinger mineral water by his plate. Hitler ate crisp-bread with his meal” (Text courtesy of James A. Yannes, from his book,’The Trains of Hitler, Göring et al‘).

  Please check out our gallery photographs for this piece, we have included some actual images of Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, along with their respective entourage, on the platform outside wagon number ’10 242’, it is quite extraordinary, or maybe creepy, to know that the tray we present here was on that train wagon at that time.

  Without doubt this is one of those ‘If it could talk‘ pieces!

  £4,75000 Read more
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  Hermann Göring, Wagon number 10 243

  Deutsche Reichsbahn Large Oval Serving Tray from Hermann Göring’s Dining Wagon 10 ‘243’

  Deutsche Reichsbahn Large Oval Serving Tray from Hermann Göring’s Dining Wagon 10 ‘243’

  A Fabulous, Large Oval Serving Tray. Made from German heavy silver plate, ‘Alpaka’ produced by Bruckmann for the Deutsche Reichsbahn Sonderzugs.
  The tray carries designation marks for Hermann Göring’s Sonderzug ‘Asien’, and in particular carriage number ‘243’ which was Göring’s dining wagon.
  The tray is accentuated with a raised rounded band edge to the top rim, a fantastic and finely detailed Deutsche Reichsbahn Eagle with wreathed Swastika straddled by the letters D and R all in relief is centered to the top rim. To the underside is found the stamped Bruckmann ‘B’ along with a ‘locomotive’ makers mark, followed by ’ALPAKA’ indicating heavy silver plate, and then the impressed number ‘243’ indicating the wagon number.

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  Adolf Hitler, Bruckmann Silver

  Adolf Hitler Silver Formal Napkin Ring from The Berghof, Bruckmann & Sohne ‘935’

  Adolf Hitler Silver Formal Napkin Ring from The Berghof, Bruckmann & Sohne ‘935’
  

  A superb silver napkin ring from Adolf Hitler’s personal formal silverware, it features a large embossed Fuehrer Adler (the Leader’s Eagle) clutching a wreathed Swastika which is flanked by Hitler’s initials ‘A’ & ‘H’. The opposite side of the ring has the impressed Bruckmann maker mark along with further hallmarks; a crescent moon, the imperial crown, the imperial eagle, and the silver purity mark ‘935’. The top and bottom of the ring have an impressed greek-key ‘Meander’ border.
  Originally there are believed to have been six complete sets of 500 pieces, 3,000 pieces in total, commissioned by Albert Speer and manufactured by Bruckmann in the ‘formal pattern’ of silver flatware and tableware presented to Hitler on the event of his 50th birthday on 20th April 1939. The formal silverware sets were distributed among the places Hitler frequented the most; the ‘Berghof’ (Hitler’s mountain home), ‘Kehlsteinhaus’ (the Eagle’s Nest), the ‘Gasthaus’ (Guest House) at Obersalzberg, the ‘Braune Haus’ (the ‘Brown House’), his ‘Prinzregentenplaz’ apartment in Munich, and the ‘Reichskanzlei’ in Berlin.

  The Formal pattern AH silver napkin rings can also be found with ‘800’ and ‘925’ purity stamps.

  The design for the AH Formal silverware is attributed to Adolf Hitler himself adding yet another level of desirable collectability to these pieces!

  £1,79900 Read more