Artist – Master Sculptor Arthur Moeller Sometimes referred to as Little Gooseherd in older catalogues. There are many size variations between the older and newer models, with the blades of grass that’s found between the geese reducing in size or being completely eliminated in the newer models....
The process to render the drawing into a completed porcelain figurine could take months and each step received the approval of the Sisters of Siessen. With all the work that goes into making these figurines, it’s no wonder that they’re so highly prized. World War II & Its Impact When ...
Size:Size can also come into play when determining a Hummel figurine’s value. Some figurines are available in multiple sizes, and oftentimes, the larger sizes are more expensive. However, certain smaller Hummel figurines are considered rare, which may make them more valuable than their larger co...
Furthermore, the trained artist can invisibly restore and repair the pieces to their natural glory by gluing missing pieces and filling cracks. With all of these repairs, a trained Hummel figurine or Majolica repair expert should also conserve the piece, protecting it from future damage and the ...
was transformed into a museum where guests could view hundred of Hummel figurines and associated artworks. Not only filled with hundred of hummel figurines, this Hummel museum was the birth place of Berta Hummel, the artist of childhood scenes in which the later figurines were created to ...
On sale 14 Sort By Ceramic rooster by Lilli - Hummel König for the Karlsruher Majolika. 1956 H 12.21 in W 15.75 in D 6.7 in H 17 in Dm 12 in H 11.5 in W 9.5 in D 1 in Goebel Company Hummel Porcelain Figurine Boy “the Fiddler” ...
It is in absolutely great condition and comes with a beautiful wood base with a plaque commemorating the figurine as the final edition of the Century collection. The figurine is 11 inches high and stands 12 inches high on wood base. Signed and numbered by artist. In original Box with COA...
Goebel Hummel figurines have had some variations in the maker’s mark over the years. The two articles below will explain how to identify your Hummel figurine and how to find the age of your Hummel figurine Note: The artist’s stamped or incised signature should be on each piece, regardless...
Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel. While the rights were entirely Goebel’s, the final artist control was in Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel’s hands. The early designs by the sister were produced on post cards which is where they were first noticed by Goebel. Many of the designs featured young ...
. Boys and girls doing everyday duties from picking apples to delivering letters. I remember the Hummel Figurines that were always on the shelf just out of my reach when I was a little kid running around grandma’s house. Now you may want to find out the age of the Hummel Figurine you...