It also has an indent that reads 112 3/0 (I think). Both are nearly identical with full incised crowns. It has #20 on the base and the word “Germany”. This number has no effect on the value of the Hummel. If you need anyother help please let me know. Without the trademark(TMK) this Hummel could have been made anywhere between 1935 and 1979 and that its value could be $40 to $175. So Goebel figurines have the same markings as Hummels up until this time. The figurine is signed with the same signature as listed above under 1935-1940 without the copywrite. It also comes in Three different sizes. What’s The Difference Between Hummel and Goebel? TMK 1 was the only one with a empty basket. Best regards, Thank You for helping me put a value on my Hummels. She also has a green purse over her left arm. 141 3/0 I am a student and even a few dollars for the guide is alot for I only have this one. Sorry I can not be of much help with your item. Thanks! This sounds like a TMK 2. Despite the lack of evidence for a confirmation of legitimacy, many of these pieces remain highly sort after. Hummel 94 is “Surprise”. And the other M.J.Hummel is a little girl with a watering can looking down at a small flower dotted apron redish colored dress. I recently purchased an all white Madonna with Halo at auction. This is Hummel 69 ‘Happy Pastime’ TMK1. has a white apron on. The trademark appears to be TMK 2. I recently bought a Hummel figurine, “Sensitive Hunter”, that has the following marks. As for authenticity… it appears to be authentic as you have mentioned that the Hummel has the M.I Hummel signature and trademark stamp. Since most of them were purchased in Germany, and are older, I don’t have names for them and therefore can’t use your valuation chart (can I?). The estimated value of this is $55 (USD). Each Hummel is hand painted this will result in many variations. Is this a common item (I wonder since I’ve had such hard time finding it) and what is the value? If you need help with this let me know. I am not a fan of eBay and do not suggest selling them there. Please let me know if this is the number. I can tell you it will most likely cost more to repair the figurine then it is worth. This blog site has photos of the figurine in question as well as photos of the and markings underneath. It looks like trademark 5 with the Goebel and the V with the small bee over the “e” and the smaller W. Germany under that line, but that trademark should be 1972-1979. This also has a different color scheme than the original one. As with you, I purchased them in England in 1989 and have often wondered exactly how old they might be? Hummel Figurines and Collectibles Value Chart - Hummel Price Guide. 2. If you can send me this number I can tell you what lamps you have? Some con-artists would re-glaze a colored figurine with a white over-glaze. The twelve confirmed Beswicks are numbered 903-914. They used many trademarks for each time period. 141/I Hummel” stamp. I believe this is Hummel 64 ‘Shepherd’s Boy’. I recently acquired 2 M.J.Hummel figurines, first of all I have seen M,J. Hummel incised signature. 82/II $560.00 What does the 07 mean? My mother had 4 Hummels when she did 20 yrs ago, two of them purchased for her in the early ’60’s my her brother on a trip to Germany, two purchased for her by my father for Christmas from a fine department store in Columbus Ohio around the same time. Hi there should be a number on the bottom of the figurine can you please let me know what number this is? My mother has the Hummell Happy Traveler #109.It has the small stylized bee, the V and W. Germany on the bottom, also the MJ Hummel signature. 2. There is a 3.5 inch figurine # 141/4/O. 1. there is an additional small number engraved in the base. I hope you can help me. Thanks, Sandy. HUM 229 – Apple Tree Girl, Table Lamp. 152/II A at 8″ is worth retail $1775 to 1800 Auction value is unknown but you can expect 1/3 of the retail value. Small V with the bee within the V and W. Gremany centered under the V. Can you help with a value. Is there a number on the back of this plaque? Let me know if there is another number on the other Hummel. He is very cute holding his fresh baked cake and rosy cheeks. Sorry!! I can give you the values for the other Hummels once I have the numbers. Can you help me to identify this mark and possibly it’s value? Otherwise they are perfect. The ‘Wayside Harmony’ is worth approx $130.00 USD, Dear Korin, To find out how old your Hummel is look on the underside of your Hummel Figurine and find the Goebel stamp or makers mark. https://www.antique-hq.com/where-to-sell-your-antiques-and-collectibles-online-2276/. Base – The reproductions have a base. From what I have found the avg. Most imitations are made in Asian countries, such as Japan or China. I wrote to you on 5 January and am still awaiting a reply. The 5 is the quality control number this was used in house. 141/4/0 or 141/3/0 ? There could be as many as 50 or more, figurines that have been designed and produced by the Ars Sacra company. 3rd Edition annual bell hum 702 Are hummels from one time period (the 60’s for example) worth more than more recent era hummels? The numbers are really hard to see it looks like 107 210. Unfortunately with Hummel figurines even the littlest amount of damage impacts the value. No chips cracks or breaks. 1 standing with a cello and green striped slippers on his feet, 2 boys singing with a sheet of music in one of the boys hand, 1 sitting and playing an accordian and another with a fiddle. Without the number or the name you will have to rely on comparing pictures to other figurines till you find a match. Hummel 217 Boy with toothache trademark 4 $180 (USD) Could the number be 79 by any chance. If you or anyone else can help with thier titles then I would be very appreciative. has one shoe on & the other foot is bare. Auction prices can be up to 1/3 the retail value and ebay may even be lower in price. Can you possibly help me with the value of Boy with Cello specifically. on the “girl with nosegay” it was hard to tell which year it was from because it has the C with cirlce Goebel with W.Germany under Goebel. Thank you so much! My last question is where can I find a list of figurines by number? As the world’s largest online sports retailer, we’ve got the widest selection of Trend Nike Select Mens Shoes in the game to give you the greatest chance of reaching peak performance. Hi Ben, This is a Goebel figurine. I believe you may have a Goebel figurine. It will not be a huge impact like crazing has but you will see about 10-25% loss in value. So if it says Goebel with Thailand underneath it’s a forgery. I did see one question about about holes, but am still a little confused. On its bottom this figurine has the 1990-1999 Goebel stamp with what looks like a small signature marking next to the stamp. She is wearing oversized slippers. They are very faint looking maybe a 7 which looks like a military 7 with the line drawn through it. They gave me a paper with it saying it wasa 1930s Hummell. It is signed on rim of ash tray Next to the Boy sitting. LouAnn. The estimated value for these items are $75-200 (USD). I have two Hummels. Retreat to saftey 201 2/0 date according to your website is 1964-1972, Home from Market 198 2/0 date stamp 1950-1955. However, the Goebel logo puts it manufactured between 1960-1972. There should be a number on the bottom of the figurines can you please let me know what this number is? Could this be one of them and does the sideways incised 15 mean anything. Face – His face does not have the sale expression, details or coloring. The figure looks in good condition with no crazing. From the pictures I was able to date your Hummel figurines to 1979-91. It also has in cursive in black what looks like Rn 79. no it does not sit on a box. The base has the incised crown trademark with a blue crown trademark next to it. Shop our extensive range of from brands such as Jordan and more. Can you help me with this? Thank you so much for any insight you can offer. Hummel #307 ‘Good Hunting’ For insurance purposes the value would be the replacement value and that is $350.00 (USD) Hummel #195 “Barnyard Hero’ replacement value is . I copied nad paste the above address. @Marijke One figure is of a little girl standing with one hand in her pocket and the other holding a book that she is reading. It’s the first thing that my great grand-mother bought with her first pay, back in Hungary. Erich Stauffer made Hummel like figurines that came from West Germany. We need to know what the retail value is for it so we can claim it with the moving company. But mine shows the number as 141/3/0. It’s a little girl holding flowers w/ a lamb behind it. For this reason, it would be wise to have the an expert double check any figurine that you may be considering to buy, as Hummel has made changes to many of their figurine designs over the years. Thank you in advance for any assistance you can provide. I have several hummel left to me by my Grandmother, three of which are in pristine condition. numbers 42/0 and a painted 3. Any clue why and can you give me a value? I’ve never seen this marking and was curious as to what it meant. I am a bit confused, because according to the trademark stamp, they were manufactured between 1964-1972, yet the year engraved on the bottom reads 1957. It also has a gold label on the bottom with the word Bremen on it and another name, however I can only make out Fried…. and retails for $210-240 (USD) and about $75 (USD) at auction. I have a Hummel of the Virgin Mary #95. The subject is a boy carrying a closed umbrella under his left arm while both hands are in his pockets. If you could please send me a couple of pictures of the side and bottom (as clear and detailed as you can manage)of the figurines to admin@antique-hq.com it would greatly help me in trying to find their names. I have a small bud vase? It is 7″ tall. These were bought by my grandmother from the Hummel factory in Germany while my grandfather was stationed there. Lesley, This is Hummel 38/0 ‘Angel Joyous News w/Lute’ This should be a candle holder. was wondering it’s value. Most likely it was done by artist Reinhold Unger. Any idea on the values of the Happy Traveler or the large one, I seem to remember the title Bookworm…thanks! With that TMK it would have a fair market value of aprox. Can you help? Additionally there is what looks like a lower case g. in black, in a kind of script. The auction value is approximately $65 dollars. has 1949 engraved in it & has the v with a bee goebel & west germany. Any information you can give me would be most excellent! A friend is trying to find out about a Hummel figurine she has that is just marked “Made in US Zone” and is also marked “Germany”. Wearing white socks and black closed shoes with red button on toe area. The bottom back of the girl (dress) is also flat but painted. https://www.antique-hq.com/where-to-sell-your-hummel-figurines-1338/. 2. Boy with baker hat and apron , finger by mouth and right hand is holding a plate with ( we are in deliberation of what object is on said plate ) it’s orange and looked like a pumpkin? I have a 7″ MJ hummel “shepard boy” with Do you have any information? There is little information about the other Goebel products. It has the signature trademark as well with the imbedded # of what looks like 186 but I honestly can’t make it out too well. Could you help me find out how much they would be worth? I have searched and searched and can find nothing on this. It’s a boy chased up a tree by a dog. It will be hand wrote in the porclian with the glaze over it. I am confused as to it being TMK 1 or TMK 2. What is the name of 128? Also the details and color scheme is different from the original. Hello, I have a Hummel that doesn’t have the age stamp double marking, but instead has the identification # double stamped over. Hi – I have a Hummel table lamp of a little boy holding a flower sitting up against a fence w/ a tree behing him – stamped w/ a V with a heart in it – Western Germany – stamped 227 – back of base MJ Hummmmel can’t find any info – do you have any pricing. A one of a kind maybe? Thanks. I believe this is a Goebel figurine not a Hummel. My wife has a Hummel that her grandfather gave her. The closest one I can think of that matches your description is Hummel 96 ‘Little Shopper’. Basket – The basket is a different shape and color. There should be a number on the bottom of the lamps. M.I. Another reason this happens is the market is always changing. So everything is good. Now you may want to find out the age of the Hummel Figurine you remember so fondly. I have a hummel that has written in script, M I Hummel across the base of a figurine approx 6 inches high. The sides of the base have the year 1942 and one of them has the name Herbert Dubles. As I said before the earlier date refers to the first year of production. What does ‘1967’ indicate? I have two Hummels that I have inherited. Colors are mostly muted earth tones. There is a also paper label that is marked K441A on the bottom of one lamp. it is in excellent condition no chips no wear look absolutely great. Hi, thanks for the reply. I think that’s when my great grandmother purchased them as a gift for my grandmother. I’m curious about a Hummel that I have. Thanks very much Since these are mass produced when there is a condition issue it effect the value significantly. Your email address will not be published. Kim. If you were to inspect these products however, the material quality differences as mentioned above can be noticed. I am trying to clarify which TM ‘Be Patient’ and ‘Wayside Harmony’ are as they seem to relate to both TM1 & TM2 and also a current value. None of them say M.I. And I also have a hummel hutch that is like 4ft wide, atleast 6 ft tall and has 4 shelves in it and lights up. Hi, I have a Hummel Club “First Mate” 2148/8 2001 and would like to know the value. I have a figurine which was donated to my church and I would like any info if possible. Is this a genuine Hummel? I recently inherited five hummels from my mother-in-law and would prefer to sell them rather than keep them. This one is trademark 3. They may even have a strange texture to the touch. It was framed and matted in Salzburg but no year. Most Hummels do say M.I. This happens sometimes when Goebel changed between TMK’s. There’s not a “M.I.” either. Other marks are: Germany (small, black, no “West”, no “U S Zone”), the encised 197, the incised number 2 (small, near or part of full bee), the blue stamped C in circle followed by script This piece is in mint condition. Can you tell me how much its worth? Many times when there are multiple dates on an item it can be hard to determine the correct date. Hummel #307 ‘Good Hunting’ For insurance purposes the value would be the replacement value and that is $350.00 (USD), Hummel #195 “Barnyard Hero’ replacement value is, size 3.75″-4.00″ $225.00 (USD) The important thing is what date they where made. I have a mask of a woman (Die Unbekannte aus der Seine) which is stamped with the crown Goebel Hummel trademark and has the number FX/20. If you would like a Hummel valuation on these 50 Hummel figurines I can provide this please email me for a cost for the valuation. TMK2 estimated value is $120-160 (USD), Hi–while awaiting your response, I found the Robert Miller’s price guide at the library, and it places the value of this Hummel at between $3000-$3500 in perfect condition…is ebay the best route to pursue to attempt to sell this? I will need to see your Hummel to determine the value. The g is on the bottom of the figurine…, One last thing – don’t know if this matters or not, but this piece was purchased in Kaiserslautern Germany…. Evan DC, Hummel Lamp 44A “Culprits”. Can you help me? 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. I have a collection of Hummel figures many with their original box plus some have been signed by the Master Artist whilst attending a Hummel Show back in Germany in 1997. it is all white. W. Germany is under the “V” and bee comes even with the “V”. I have a collection of Hummels I purchased in Germany in 1966-1967. Be safe and imprinted with the stamp 124. Can you check the TMK again please? But, it doesn’t look like the stylized bee. This maybe a Goebel Figurine. Both have the dark V with the large bee and (R) next to it. Of the six, five are vintage. “Bless us All” At the lower edge of the bottom it’s stamped with “Western Germany”. Little Gardener 74 She is 4&1/2 inches tall and has very fine crackling of the final finish which can be seen with a magnifying glass. The estimated value of Hummel 80 ‘Little Scholar’ trademark 2 is $200 (USD). The little “9” is the assemblers number. I have the “Little Helper” Hummel #73. Can you give me an idea of the value of it? Any information would be appreciated. thank you. The first is a 3.5″ tall blonde girl wearing a blue dress with small red dots holding flowers. Ebay doesn’t seem to be the way to go. My main question is about why some have slightly bigger holes (big enough to put a finger in) in the bottom and others just more of a large pin-size hole. All Hummels (besides a very few) have a backstamp. Mine is only about 4″ tall. Any help will be greatly welcomed! The ‘bucket’ you describe is a candle holder. Thanks – in advance — for your help. Looks like other mark is 1963 or 7963. This is the number you can use to identify the figurine and find the name. I have a hummel girl, who is singing, along with a little black bird, while knitting, she is wearing a red polka dot scarf, and has one of the first markings on the bottom from 1935 – 49, I have no idea what to call her, or what she is worth, as I am new to the “world of Hummel” if someone could help me out it would be greatly appreciated. The 34 is the Hummel number. Mine has no base, the girl has light blue flowers in her hair, the colors are muted and matte. Maybe I have done this incorrectly, I posted a question on 7/24. The majority of the figurines and other items I have, approximately 50 -60, are labeled as exclusives for the Hummel Collectors Club. I believe I also have a “Schmitt Hummel Plate” that was made for a year or two after the Goebel plates came out. Korin Iverson, I have a 14 piece Nativity set that has the 1964-1972 era stamp but all pieces have 1951 printed/stamped on them and embossed 214 and a letter after 214. Some counterfeits may actually be sought after by enthusiastic collectors. the net on is a little girl and boy next to a stand that has virgin mary on it they are looking up and praying it has a wreath on it. Hope this helps! I greatly appreciate any help you can provide answering these questions. It is the original frame. The figurines were made in Japan and are Hummel Imitations. https://www.antique-hq.com/how-to-identify-your-hummel-figurine-1527/. I could not find any other markings. There should be a number on the bottom of the Hummel’s this will help you identify them. Hoping for the best Face – The faces of Umbrella Girl has a different shape and expression. Thank you. There should be a number on the bottom of the figurine I will need this to identify the figurine. There are some Hummels without a trademark but have to be authenticated by a specialist. The lower the trademark usually the higher the value. 141 On the bottom there is a stamp in blue with what appears to be the bumble bee. This is the information I can give you without viewing a picture of your Hummel ashtray figurine. Hummel 53 does not come in the III version. It is a TMK 4 you go by the trademark stamp not the engraved number. With up to 75% off our entire range, why shop anywhere else? With such a large pool of mint condition Hummels most the time it is really hard to sell a damaged one. Which one do they belong to and would you be able to help with an estimate in value. The assemblers number has no real meaning to collectors. Heâs wearing a blue jacket brown shorts & a green pointy hat with rope around it. numbered 5080. I need an apx value for insurance. Mark. butterfly has three dots on her wing ,could Thanks for your time, Korin. Sandy, Allegra Kelley said: Thanks and I greatly appreciate your information. I have a Hummel Figurine that has a solid V with the bee slightly above. The true history and origins of these models is filled with speculations and mystery. I finally found advertisements for it but it said that it was 6″ tall. The approximate value of your Hummel figurine wall plaque is Retail $125 to $150 Fair market value (Auction) $75.00 Ebay price $55.00, Hi, We have 3 hummels that all state “made in the USA” on the bottom, however state “original hummel reproduction” I am wondering if these are worth more then $5.
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