Goebel Hummel Figurines
Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel signed her noted agreement with the porcelain firm, W. Goebel Porzellanfahrik,on January 9th, 1935, which gave the porcelain company permission to turn Sister Hummel’s drawings into M. I. Hummel figurines.
Hummel Figurine # 015/0 Hear Ye Hear Ye
During World War II, the M. I. Hummel figurine production was restricted. Once the war ended, the M. I. Hummel figurines again appeared in the shops throughout Germany.
Many of what I call the Traditional Hummel Figurine is based on Bavarian culture. Think of Heidi.
I have the pleasure of offering several hundred Goebel Hummel figurines as part of a friend's estate.
Most are in excellent condition, many have original boxes. Below is a group of Occupational Hummel Figurines.
Waiter Young man holding tray with Wine & Glass
Doctor Boy with rag doll at his feet
There will be more about Goebel Hummel figurines in future blogs.
Thanks for your interest, Chloe