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    Nymphenburg Porcelain Soup Dish/Bowl from Hermann Göring’s Family Wagon 10 ‘205’ #2

    Nymphenburg Porcelain Soup Dish/Bowl from Hermann Göring’s Family Wagon 10 ‘205’

    A quite superb porcelain Soup dish/bowl, specially produced by the Nymphenburg factory in Munich for the Deutsche Reichsbahn Sonderzugs.
    This one carries designation marks for Hermann Göring’s Sonderzug ‘Asien’, and in particular carriage number ‘205’, Hermann Göring’s family car, which was for use by his wife Emmy, and daughter Edda when they joined him for a trip.
    The highly glazed porcelain is accentuated with a single gold line trim to the outer rim. Centered to the top rim of the plate is the Deutsche Reichsbahn insignia, a gold eagle with wreathed swastika straddled by the letters D and R. To the underside is found the green Nymphenburg crest, a very lightly impressed Nymphenburg shield, and a hand-painted number ‘205’ in black indicating the wagon number.

    Condition:

    Absolutely beautiful porcelain bowl/plate in mint condition, a superb display piece, and a great investment. One of the most sought-after Deutsche Reichsbahn items.

     

    £2,79500add to cart
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    Bruckmann Silver ‘ALPAKA’ Toast Rack from Hermann Göring’s Primary Dining Wagon 10 ‘241’

    Bruckmann Silver ‘ALPAKA’ Toast Rack from Hermann Göring’s Primary Dining Wagon 10 ‘241’

    An extremely rare silver toast rack/holder, specially produced by Bruckmann for the Deutsche Reichsbahn Sonderzugs.
    The toast rack carries designation marks for Hermann Göring’s Sonderzug ‘Asien’, and in particular carriage number ‘241’ which was Göring’s primary dining wagon.
    Göring`s dining primary car, ’10 241′ was delivered in 1937, and modernized in 1941 with the addition of an electric kitchen and indirect fluoresecent lighting, during this ‘refit’ wagon number ’10 243′ was temporarily used for his dining requirements.
    The main body of the rack has slots for eight slices of toast, with an elongated lifting handle situated on the centre ring, at each end of the rack is an oval plate, each of which features a  finely detailed Deutsche Reichsbahn Eagle with wreathed Swastika straddled by the letters D and R all in relief. There are four ‘ball’ feet to the base, and stamped into the base rim is found the Bruckmann ‘train’ makers mark, the German silver alloy mark ‘ALPAKA’, followed by the impressed number ‘241’ indicating the wagon number.
    This is one of the rarest of the rare Deutsche Reichsbahn items to find, an unmissable purchase for the diserning collector or museum curator.

    Condition:

    A superb piece, with no damage, some minor surface marks and patina. A beautiful display piece and extremely rare Göring DR utensil, excellent investment opportunity.

    £3,27500add to cart
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    Bruckmann Silver ‘ALPAKA’ Ragout-Fin Cup Holder (Ragoutphaennchen) from Hermann Göring`s primary Dining Wagon 10 ‘241’

    Bruckmann Silver ‘ALPAKA’ Ragout-Fin Cup Holder (Ragoutphaennchen) from Hermann Göring`s primary Dining Wagon 10 ‘241’

    A Scarce Bruckmann Silver Ragout-Fin Cup Holder (Ragoutphaennchen), specially produced for the Deutsche Reichsbahn Sonderzugs.
    The cup carries designation marks for Hermann Göring`s Sonderzug ‘Asien’, and in particular carriage number ‘241’ which was Göring`s primary dining wagon.
    Göring`s dining primary car, ’10 241′ was delivered in 1937, and modernized in 1941 with the addition of an electric kitchen and indirect fluoresecent lighting, during this ‘refit’ wagon number ’10 243′ was temporarily used for his dining requirements
    The little cup is accentuated with a lovely scrolling handle. The upper front features a fantastic and finely detailed Deutsche Reichsbahn Eagle with wreathed Swastika straddled by the letters D and R all in relief. To the underside is found the stamped Bruckmann ‘B’  along with a locomotive symbol makers mark, followed by ’ALPAKA’ indicating heavy silver plate, and then the impressed number ‘241’ indicating the wagon number.

    Condition:

    Minor surface marks and scratches, a little linear score to the top of the scrolled handle, some darkening and patination to the silver. a superb investment and beautiful display piece, a rare DR item.

    £1,99500add to cart
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    Deutsche Reichsbahn, Silver Toast Rack from Hermann Göring’s Dining Wagon 10 ‘243’

    Bruckmann, Silver Toast Rack from Hermann Göring’s Dining Wagon 10 ‘243’

    An extremely rare silver toast rack/holder, specially produced by Bruckmann for the Deutsche Reichsbahn Sonderzugs.
    The toast rack carries designation marks for Hermann Göring’s Sonderzug ‘Asien’, and in particular carriage number ‘243’ which was Göring’s dining wagon.
    The main body of the rack has slots for eight slices of toast, with an elongated lifting handle situated on the centre ring, at each end of the rack is an oval plate, each of which features a  finely detailed Deutsche Reichsbahn Eagle with wreathed Swastika straddled by the letters D and R all in relief. There are four ‘ball’ feet to the base, and stamped into the base rim is found the Bruckmann ‘train’ makers mark, followed by the impressed number ‘243’ indicating the wagon number.
    This is one of the rarest of the rare Deutsche Reichsbahn items to find, an unmissable purchase for the diserning collector or museum curator.

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

    Condition:

    A superb piece, with no damage, some very minor surface marks and patina. A beautiful display piece and extremely rare Göring DR utensil, excellent investment opportunity.

    £3,27500add to cart
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    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.

    £2,69500add to cart
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    Bruckmann Silver Dinner Spoon from Hermann Göring’s Dining Wagon 10 ‘243’

    Bruckmann Silver Dinner Spoon from Hermann Göring’s Dining Wagon 10 ‘243’

    A lovely silver Bruckmann dinner spoon, specially produced for the Deutsche Reichsbahn Sonderzugs.
    The fork carries designation marks for Hermann Göring’s Sonderzug ‘Asien’, and in particular carriage number ‘243’ which was Göring’s dining wagon.
    The fork handle is accentuated with a raised edge to obverse and reverse. The obverse features a fantastic and finely detailed Deutsche Reichsbahn Eagle with wreathed Swastika straddled by the letters D and R all in relief to the bottom of the handle. To the reverse is found the stamped Bruckmann ‘train’ makers mark, followed by ’90’ indicating silver plate, and then the impressed number ‘243’ indicating the wagon number.

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

    Condition:

    A used item that displays surface marks and tiny scratches, some deeper scratches and scores to one side of the bowl, and tiny piece of silver plate gone on bottom of bowl, otherwise a beautiful display piece and rare Göring DR utensil.

    £1,09500add to cart
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    Nymphenburg Porcelain Small Milk Jug / Creamer from Hermann Göring’s Dining Wagon 10 ‘243’

    Nymphenburg Porcelain Small Milk Jug / Creamer from Hermann Göring’s Dining Wagon 10 ‘243’

    A beautiful little porcelain Small Milk Jug / Creamer, specially produced by the Nymphenburg factory in Munich for the Deutsche Reichsbahn Sonderzugs.
    The jug carries designation marks for Hermann Göring’s Sonderzug ‘Asien’, and in particular carriage number ‘243’ which was Göring’s dining wagon.
    The highly glazed porcelain is accentuated with a fine red trim and even finer gold trim to the inside and top of the spout rim. The tiny base/foot of the jug also has red and gold trim, this time with the thin gold line to the top and the red underneath. Centered to the jug body is the Deutsche Reichsbahn insignia, a gold eagle with wreathed swastika straddled by the letters D and R. To the underside is found the green Nymphenburg crest, an impressed Nymphenburg Crest, and a hand-painted number ‘243’ in black indicating the wagon number.

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    Nymphemburg Porcelain Vegetable Serving Dish, Göring’s Dining Wagon ‘243’

    Nymphenburg Porcelain Vegetable Serving Dish from Hermann Göring’s Dining Wagon 10 ‘243’

    A beautiful elongated and curved porcelain vegetable serving dish, specially produced by the Nymphenburg factory in Munich for the Deutsche Reichsbahn Sonderzugs.
    This one carries designation marks for Hermann Göring’s Sonderzug ‘Asien’, and in particular carriage number ‘243’ which was Göring’s dining car.
    The highly glazed porcelain is accentuated with a fine red trim and even finer gold trim to the outer rim. Centered to the more prominent inner side is the Deutsche Reichsbahn insignia, a gold eagle with wreathed swastika straddled by the letters D and R. To the underside is found the green Nymphenburg crest, an impressed Nymphenburg shield, production numbers; ‘1376’, ‘7’, and the letter ‘K’. and a hand-painted number ‘243’ in black indicating the wagon number.

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