German porcelain figurine of a white dog depicting "Allach München" Fox Terrier, 1930s (SS). Engraved logo on the belly of the dog. In perfect condition, no cracks, chipping nor lacks. Rare collectible piece, highly sought after. Allach porcelain is a series of porcelain pieces made in Germany from 1935 to 1945 by Porzellan Manufaktur Allach that celebrated subjects of Hitler's Nazism, now sought after by collectors market. The Porzellan Manufaktur Allach München GmbH factory was established as a private company in 1935 in the small town of Allach, near Munich in Bayern, Germany. In 1936 the German SS purchased the factory. The factory became part of the WVHA, Amtsgruppe W, Amt 1, section 3 (W I-3). Heinrich Himmler, the SS Reichsführer, saw in such purchase the opportunity to produce on industrial scale porcelain and ceramic works of art which would represent, in the eyes of Himmler and the German people, the real Arian -Germanic culture. The fall of the Third Reich on May 8 1945 did end forever this production.