The sketch art of Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel began to appear in the 1930's in Germany and Switzerland, mostly drawings of children. The German porcelain manufacturer, Goebel acquired rights to turn Hummel's drawing into figurines, producing the first line in 1935. After the end of World War II, the popularity of Hummel figurines grew as American soldiers stationed in West Germany began sending the figurines home as gifts. Nostalgia associated with the figurines and the U.S. soldiers buying them led to Hummel figurines becoming a popular collector's item
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HUM0188/4/0 MI Hummel figure Celestial Musician | TMK7 | First Issue 1993
Sale price$ 90.00 AUD
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Save $ 45.00 AUD
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HUM0197/2/0 MI Hummel figure Be Patient | TMK5 | #2
Sale price$ 145.00 AUD
Regular price$ 190.00 AUD
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Save $ 50.00 AUD
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HUM0200/0 MI Hummel figure Little Goat Herder | TMK4 | #1
Sale price$ 125.00 AUD
Regular price$ 175.00 AUD
In stockSave $ 50.00 AUD
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HUM0200/0 MI Hummel figure Little Goat Herder | TMK4 | #2
Sale price$ 125.00 AUD
Regular price$ 175.00 AUD
In stockSave $ 60.00 AUD
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HUM0201/2/0 MI Hummel figure Retreat to Safety | TMK4
Sale price$ 165.00 AUD
Regular price$ 225.00 AUD
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Save $ 30.00 AUD
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HUM0238A MI Hummel figure Angel with Lute | Angel Trio | TMK4
Sale price$ 65.00 AUD
Regular price$ 95.00 AUD
In stockSave $ 30.00 AUD
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HUM0238B MI Hummel figure Angel with Accordion | Angel Trio | TMK4 | #1
Sale price$ 65.00 AUD
Regular price$ 95.00 AUD
In stockSave $ 20.00 AUD
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HUM0238B MI Hummel figure Angel with Accordion | Angel Trio | TMK4 | #2
Sale price$ 75.00 AUD
Regular price$ 95.00 AUD
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