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4 days ago · M. I. HUMMEL: MILLENNIUM HARVEST 1013D (2 pieces) Hummelscape Collection (1) Figurine: Little Farm Hand 2085 - Limited edition 25000 produced 3288/25000 Trademark: 8 Base signed by the artist Size: 4.75"H (2) Farmyard Size: 4.25"H x 6.25"W x 4.25"D Wgt: 2 pounds before packing Made in Germany No original box
4 days ago · When deciding whether to sell your collection all at once or one by one, you basically have three simple choices: 1) sell them one by one to collectors. 2) sell them all at once to a dealer and be done with them. 3) do nothing...sit on them.
Aug 13, 2024 · Question: One of the fascinating things about collecting Hummel figurines is that you can find changes over the years for various reasons. Why did the figurines HUM 314 – Confidentially change the base of the cactus support? Answer: This figurine was restyled in order to strengthen the stand that was holding the cactus due to frequent breakage.
Aug 1, 2024 · Hummel figurines, those treasured collectibles adorning shelves and cabinets, hold a captivating history that’s just as charming as their adorable faces. Join us on a delightful exploration into the enchanting world of Hummel figurines, where we’ll uncover the secrets behind their enduring charm and timeless appeal.
6 days ago · M.I.Hummel figurines and plates are the result of a successful partnership between the German porcelain company W.Goebel Porzellanfabrik and a German artist, Sister Maria Innocentia (Berta) Hummel. Franz Detleff Goebel and his son, William, founded the Goebel company in 1871.
5 days ago · By producing delightful figurines of children; thus creating the innocent childlike memories preserved in porcelain that we know and love today – M.I. Hummel. Franz Detleff Goebel was a porcelain merchant and his ambition was to have his own business.
Aug 8, 2024 · Artist’s mark – This the assigned initials of the face painter found on the bottom of the base in small hand-scripted black ink. Sometimes, the penned initials may also be found including the last two numbers of the year of the painting.
