So-called clay molds have been preserved from almost every model that was made in porcelain. These were test pieces or prototypes.
These were carefully assembled by hand from the individual parts of the casting molds, reworked by hand and kilned. Based on the resulting model, it was decided whether the casting mold could be used for porcelain production. Although the clay molds were made from the same molds as the final porcelain products, they were approximately 7-14% larger. This was due to the different materials and the different burning times, as well as the different temperatures during firing.

Model # 73

Woman after bathing – Clay and Porcelain versions

Richard Förster

Model # 76

Large German shepherd – Clay and Porcelain versions

Prof. Th. Kärner

Model # 83

Fencer – Clay version

O. Obermaier

Model # 95

Rearing Horse – Clay version

Adolf Röhring

Model # 98

Mother with child – Clay version

P. Horn

Model # 136

The dagger bearer – Clay version

Richard Förster

Morisk IV 1942

The Astute – Clay version

Richard Förster

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