- Beer mugs for the topping-out ceremony at the Platterhof, glazed stoneware with colored decorations and a corresponding inscription. Bottom often with manufactory mark, not all mar-ked. […]
- Wall lamps removed from the grand dining hall in the Platterhof during the demolition in 2000.
- Platterhof sugar bowl from the formal dining hall, marker is Geb.Hepp.
- It’s not easy to find Platterhof knifes, they are the first I have in my collection. The handle of the knife is relatively plain with good […]
- Platterhof oval tray from the formal dining hall, marker is Geb.Hepp. Measures long 32 cm.
- Platterhof tray, rare variant with three food divisions. Striking emblem from Platterhof, below marked with “Gebr.Hepp90” Measures 36 cm
- Platterhof door handle removed by a local resident during the destruction in 2000.
- Platterhof Obersalzberg garage building construction plan, 13 May 1939, by Architect Roderich Fick. This is an original plan, approximately 100 cm by 70 cm in size. […]
- Gastehaus Der Platterhof Dessert fork from the canteen, marked Wello.
- Platterhof Small porcelain creamer from the formal dining hall.
- Platterhof spoon tea from the formal dining service, marker is Geb.Hepp.
- Small tea holder from the Platterhof Berchtesgaden with emblem of Platterhof and mark “ Gedr.Hepp 90”.
- Professor Heinrich Michaelis was one of Hitler’s prized architects, responsible for the design of many key party buildings on the Obersalzberg, including the Kehlsteinhaus (Eagle’s Nest) […]
