It is estimated that Goebel made more than 40,000 non-Hummel items ... The mark is usually accompanied by a black stamped “Germany” or “West Germany.” A date on a figurine indicates ...

Goebel Porzellanfabrik ... at the 1935 Leipzig Fair, Hummel figurines quickly became very popular—particularly in the U.S., as American soldiers stationed in Germany often sent them home ...

A perfect example is “Puppy Love,” listed as number one in the line of Hummels created by the Goebel Co. of West Germany in 1935 and still in production today. They look alike, but to ...

View Two charming West German Goebel Hummel figures of two young boys, one with its playful rocking horse and another holding an apple in the midst of a daydream. Both in good condition with stamps to ...

Hummel's legacy producing the figurines which were exclusively based on her artwork. Despite their popularity, Goebel Germany discontinued creating the figures on October 31, 2008. Hummel figurine ...

My mother worked in a department store, and she bought me my first Hummel in 1945. It was `Be Patient,` a little girl with ducks. They all have names. That was an early piece. Goebel, the ...

Bottom line: This Hummel/Goebel piece depicts two children playing ... more than 70-year-old Hummel set made in West Germany.