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$90 USD SaleSALE M.I Hummel “Serenade” Figurine # 85, TMK-2 Full Bee
Porcelain:By Maker Or Type:M I Hummel Figurines By Goebel
This little fellow goes by the name of “serenade, but was called “the Flutist” in early company literature. Introduced in the late 1930's he was originally molded by master sculptor Arthur Moeller. This figurine has undergone normal changes of style, colors and finishes over the years, but none have had significant impact on the collector value. An interesting variation concerns the boy’s fingers on the flute. You can find some with fingers extended and other versions have all fingers down (as ...
SOLDSOLD M.I.Hummel,"Favorite Pet" Figurine,#361,TMK-4
Porcelain:By Maker Or Type:M I Hummel Figurines By Goebel
Born in Bavaria in 1909, Berta Hummel would later enter religious life and take the name Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel in 1934. At this tender young age of 25, Sister Hummel was already an accomplished artist having graduated form Munich’s Academy of Applied Arts. Her talents were allowed to flourish at Siessen Convent as an art teacher. It was here, before passing from Tuberculosis at the age of 37 that Sister Hummel painted and sold her renditions of the beloved cherub like children that ...
SOLDSOLD M.I.Hummel,“School Girl”Figurine,# 81 2/0 TMK-2,Full Bee
Porcelain:By Maker Or Type:M I Hummel Figurines By Goebel
According to "Hummel Figurines and Plates: Identification and Price Guide" by Carl F. Luckey (12th edition), this little girl has had several names. Once known as “Primer Girl” and “Little Scholar,” this adorable “School Girl,” as she is known today, was designed by Master Sculptor Arthur Moeller in 1937 for the Goebel factory. This is one of the older figurines, as she is sporting a black school bag and a pink blouse, which the newer sizes and versions do not have. She also carries a basketful ...
SOLDSOLD M.I.Hummel“Skier”Figurine,# 59,TMK-1,Crown Mark
Porcelain:By Maker Or Type:M I Hummel Figurines By Goebel
The crown mark, used from 1934-1950, was first incised, then stamped, then changed from the crown over William Goebel’s initials, to a smaller stamped crown over his last name. The last incarnation is also known as the “Wide Ducal Crown Mark” or “Narrow Crown” and was used until 1950. Between 1946 and 1948, a time when World War II had ended and the American occupational forces allowed exportation again, the pieces were marked with various stamps to show it was made in Occupied Germany. In 1948, ...
SOLDSOLD M.I.Hummel,“March Winds”Figurine,#43 TMK-2,Full Bee
Porcelain:By Maker Or Type:M I Hummel Figurines By Goebel
This chilly looking youngster was designed by Master Sculptor Reinhold Unger for Goebel’s exclusive Hummel line of figurines, and is one of the original 46 released in 1935; old company catalogs refer to its name as “Urchin”. The figurine I am selling is one of the earlier designs, as the boy is looking further over his shoulder than later versions of him. This adorable, aged Hummel is in excellent condition, and has no repairs, cracks, nicks, paint loss, or crazing. It does have minor issues on ...| Items 1 - 5 of 5 | Page 1 of 1 |
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