Hummel Figurine Price Guide

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1. Jamie says:

   Thank you for posting this nice Hummel price guide

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2. amy says:

   i found this site to be most helpful although i didn’t find excatly
   what i was looking for i now have a better idea that what i have may
   be worth something.
   i don’t know if anyone can help me but i have to pictires in frames
   with the hummel japan logo sticker on the back they have been passed down to me so i am courious if they are worth much
   i didn’t see anything to compare them to all i can find is pricing on figurines. they are about 7.5/8.5 tall in off white frames
   one is a boy with a gun and a fallen bird
   the other is a boy watering flowers.
   if you have any information i would appreciate it

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3. Korin says:

   Hi Amy,

   Original Hummel figurines were produced in West Germany (present day Germany). Hummel’s are one of the most reproduced figurines on the market. From your description I would have to say these are Hummel reproductions. The fair market value of your Hummel reproductions would be approximately $15.00 (USD) for the pair. You can send pictures of your figurines to Admin@antiques-prices.com and I will have a closer look.

   Korin

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4. Amy says:

   What is the value of a 1935 Hummel lamp numbered 44/A with the number 27 engraved next to 44/A? It is a boy climbing an apple tree with dog at the base of the tree.

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5. Korin says:

   Hi Amy,
   This lamp retails for $350-$650 (USD). This depends on age and condition. At auction you would see around $175-$350 (USD). With the condition of the economy these values can be even lower.

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6. Jill Wagner says:

   I have two figurines from my grandmother that I would like to know the value of. I believe she purchased them in Europe in the 30’s or 40’s…

   1. Joyful: 4 inches, no chips, no crazing no box. On bottom: Incised Crown Mark, GERMANY, Made in US Zone, handwriting/signature.

   2. Lets Sing: 3 inches, no chips, no crazing, no box. On bottom: 110/0, GERMANY, handwriting/signature.

   Any information you can give me would be very appreciated. Thank you.

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7. diane knight says:

   i have 4 different goebel rabbits two under pale blue umbrella code-kt 287 date 1965 with bee stamo two are dancing and the other two are salt and pepper,could you please give me some information about them

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8. Korin says:

   Hi Jill,

   The estimated retail value of these figurines are:
   Joyful – $350 – $450
   Lets Sing – $400 – $500

   Estimated Auction values are:
   Joyful – 175
   Lets Sing – 225

   I based these values using the date stamp for the 1930’s. The values will vary some with the age and condition of the Hummel figurine.

   Cheers,
   Korin

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9. Korin says:

   Hi Diane,

   I have been unable to find very much information on these Hummel figurines.

   I can estimate the auction value at $30-50 per figurine. This is based on other similar Goebel Rabbit figurines. For more information on these figurines I would suggest taking them to a local auction house.

   Cheer,
   Korin

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10. Jill Wagner says:

    Thanks Korin!

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11. Beth says:

    Hello,

    My aunt gave me a Baby Jesus figurine..he is about 5 inches long. He has a white and gold blanket, and according to your chart, he was made around 1950-1955. I also have 2 little angels that were made around the same time. I don’t see a number on any of them.

    Do you know how much they may be worth?

    Thank you!

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12. Pam says:

    Thanks for the info.

    I have two hummels one I believe to be the Little Fiddler about 6 inches tall . It has the full bee and signature on base. The other is Chick girl with signature on base and stylized bee with W. Germany. It is about 4 inches tall and has57/0 with a very small 32 #.

    Have any idea what they are worth?

    Thanks.

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13. Korin says:

    @ Pam

    Hummel # 57/0 ‘Chick Girl’ Trademark 3 retails for about $260-300 (USD)

    Hummel # 4 ‘Little Fiddler’ Trademark 2 retails for about $450-550 (USD)

    Auction prices or sale price will be about 1/3 of this value.

    Cheers,
    Korin

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14. kim says:

    Hi Korin,
    I have a Hummel print that 13.5in wide and about 18in tall.
    It says in Large Bold Type:
    Painted by Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel May 21, 1909 –
    November 6,1949 Exclusively for Member of the Goebel Collectors’ Club.
    under the print in small type:
    M.I.Hummel Verlog Ars sacra Joseph Mueller-Munich- Printed in WGermany Ars sacra 28145.

    It is a print of two girls and one is kissing the other.
    How much is it worth?

    I also have the: Farm Boy/Goose Girl Bookends number 55/1549. both are in great shape; no box.
    How much are they worth?
    Thank you so much,
    Kim

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15. Jennifer says:

    i have three hummels from the 1960-63 era. they have the nummbers 3, 5 and 8 on them but no additional information. Can you please tell me what they are worth? One is a man holding a wine bottle, one is alitlle girl with a watering can and the other is a boy hiking. thanks!

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16. Karen Holguin says:

    Hi! I have been wondering about my grandmother’s Hummels for years now. My great grandmother brought a bunch of them back from Germany. They have the Hummel signature and the mold dates. However, most of them have no trademark markings at all. I am pretty sure that they are authentic and I believe I read somewhere that some of the earliest Hummels had no trademarks. Do you have any ideas about this? Thanks so much.

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17. Korin says:

    @Kim,

    With the print it is hard to value and I would suggest seeking a appraiser that specializes in Hummel items. Most prints are about 25-30 dollars but since this is painted by Sister M.I. Hummel herself the value can be greater. Most auction houses should have someone that can help you with this and it is usually free.

    I can give you a value on the bookends These are Hummel number 60 A & B. without knowing the trademark (TMK) $200-900 starting at $200 for TMK 8 (Present TMK) and $900 for TMK 1 (1st TMK 1935-1940)The value pretty much goes up $100.00 per TMK.

    Cheers,
    Korin

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18. Korin says:

    @ Jennifer,

    The numbers you gave me dont match the Hummel you described. The Hummel number should be on the bottom of the figurines. It maybe hard to see using a magnifying glass can help.

    Cheers,
    Korin

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19. Korin says:

    @ Karen

    There are a very early Hummels that do not have trademarks. These are very rear. The trademark stamp can look like a signature. Here is a good source for this information. If you have any questions please let me know.

    Cheers,
    Korin

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20. Sue says:

    Hi, I have a I bought in Germany in the 80’s. It is called Chapel Time. It has the number 442 on it. I wanted to know if you could tell me the value of it.

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21. sunshine says:

    I have 6 wineglasses with gold grapes around goblet and Hummel figures as the stems…any idea of their worth.

    No cracks and paint & color still intact

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22. Kim says:

    Hello i have 2 items I’d like to know the value of. One is marked 92, 1938 and the other is 168 (they are both hanging pictures). Thank you, Kim

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23. cynthia says:

    I have a “Feeding Time” figurine with the mark 199/0 and the date 1948 under the trademark. Also have a “Happy Days” figurine with the mark 150 2/0. I purchased both in 1972. Any idea of their worth? Thanks.

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24. Val says:

    I have a Happy Pastime hummel TMK1 with the incised wide crown. The head has apparently been reattached due to a fine line I can see around the neck. There is also a 1/2″ chip in her skirt. Is this worth anything since it has repairs? If so what would be a fair amount to ask?
    Thank you!

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25. jerry prichard says:

    hi, i have 3 hummels i bought in germany,in 1960, could you tell me if they are worth anything. 1- is marked73 28. the second is marked127. the third is marked 573/0. thank you very much. jerry

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26. John Wayne says:

    I have a hummel called the little goat herder with 200/0 and 1948 incised on the bottom. also there is a 2 printed on the bottom. how much do you think it is worth?

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27. Janet Stanwyck says:

    Hi,
    I have two creamers, a blue and an orange elephant, that look like they could be for children. On the bottom is S487/0., the The crown over the CW and under that Dep. The crown and CW are stamped into the pottery and also stamped next to it. These belonged to my mother and i can remember them around the house all my remembering life, I am 67.
    I just figured out today they are Hummels and would appreciate any information on their origin and age. thank you, Janet

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28. Erika Mathews says:

    Dear Sir
    I have a Christmas 1973 plate it is signed B Hummel
    on the back it says The Nativity by sister Berta Hummel Christmas plate 1973 Limited Edition. THis original oil painting was created by Berta Hummel as a Christmas gift for her family before she entered the convent.
    IT is reproduced by permission of her mother and legal heir,Mrs.Victoria Hummel. Made in west Germany Schmid Bros 1973
    I would like to know what it is worth I have a old price guide from 1987 but I can not find it in that book
    thank you very much Erika Mathew

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29. Sherri Long says:

    Hi,

    I am trying to find the price of a hummel. It is called Heavenly Protection 88/22. It is 8 3/4 inches tall. I am only able to find information on the smaller heavenly protection. I know this figurine is from the 1957. It says MI Hummel on the back.

    Thank you,
    Sherri

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30. Patricia Castillo says:

    Hello

    I have a figurine that is titled “Close Harmony”, 2 girls singing, one holding mandolin, one holding sheet music looks like they are singing, information from bottom is all indented 336 on top, bottom 1955 on left side is 36, stamped in ink: logo of V w/bee inside, trade mark stamp by W Goebel, under that W. Germany, to the left is what looks like a number 6 written in ink. On the back of figurine embedded on the rim is MJ Hummell.

    I didn’t see this figurine on any of the lists, what can you tell me?

    Thank you

    Patricia

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31. Paula Collins says:

    I was given a musical wooden jewelry box from my mom which she had given to her mother as a child. It says “for my mother” on it. I believe it was purchased in the 40’s. I am unable to find any info online about it. Can you help?

    Thanks.
    Paula

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32. Brian Hatfield says:

    Hi,
    I have a Hummel/Goebel figurine with a printed full bee,impressed crown and printed crown.It is a lady and gentleman sitting with a lamb at their side.It also has impressed G.M.579.I understand the G.M. to stand for gruppe Meissen (Meissen group/series).I cant find any information on this series can anybody help with value or years of production? Thanks, Brian

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33. Julie Kundtz says:

    Hi, I have 2 hummel figurines: Goose Girl, 4 1/2″ tall, made in 1956 I believe. It has a mark: 3/0.

    Also, Hello, Telephone, 6 1/2″ tall, 1957-60.
    Both are in very good condition.
    How much are they worth?
    Thank you.

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34. lisa says:

    Hi I have a plaque that depicts The Madonna and Child,it has the Mj Hummel signature on the back along the bottom of the plaque and a 1939-1949 crown stamp and engraving on the back and the number 48. there is also the initial L where the plaque has been strung for hanging, can you shed some light on age, value etc, I do have photographs of this piece if required but Iam not at my home pc
    many thanks in advance
    lisa

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35. Angel Henry says:

    Hi I found the Retreat to Safety on your guide list, however my hummel is not as big as the one you listed, the one i have is 4 feet tall and 3 feet wide. Stamped with 2012 year is 1948. The other Hummel I have I do not see listed she is a Angel holding I am going to say a banjo? Number is 238 A year 1967. Both are in mint condition, any help in what these are worth is appreciated.

    Thank you!!

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36. Amy says:

    Hello,

    Thank you very much for your helpful price guide!
    I recently purchased 4, 4 1/2 – 5 inch porcelain figurines at an Estate sale. I was able to find pricing for my “Lost Stocking” figurine, but I am having trouble finding “Happy Traveler”, “Little Hiker” and “Happiness” figurines… Possibly may I have the names wrong? Are there figurines with these names?

    Also, I purchased 2 vinyl 10 1/2 inch figurines/dolls. I have not been able to find anything about them.
    They are both in perfect condition and have never been removed from their clear cylinder casing.
    One is a little boy wearing a costume of black shorts with suspenders, a white short sleeve shirt, a red scarf around his neck, a green felt hat with a white feather, white socks and brown slippers. ( Sorry, butI don’t know the name of this style dress) He also came with a 5 inch beer stein, one large white radish and two small red radishes. (All vinyl)

    The little girl is the same height and style. She is wearing a dress with an orange pattern with a purple pattern chest and orange pattern short sleeves. Her apron is off white with blue and red stripes. She is also wearing a light blue scarf with white flowers on her head. Also what looks to be a “white knitting bag” with four knitting needles. She has the same socks and slippers as the little boy has.
    The markings on the back of their necks are: 2. M.J. Hummel, a letter c with a circle around it, Goebel with the makers mark of a full letter V with an upside down triangle inside it. They both have a tag around their neck with a long blue and white tie, attached is a round gold pendant that says “AUS DEM HAUSE GOEBEL” (As you can see, I am not familiar with Hummel figurines at all. Lol!)

    If anyone could give me ANY information of these dolls it would be SO very much appreciated!!

    Thank you!!
    Amy

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37. Christina S says:

    I have a few Hummels I would like to know the values of.

    1. “The Strike” 1957
    2. “Little Bookkeeper” 1955
    3. “Plenty of Nothing” 1958
    4. “Boy w/Toothache” 1951
    5. “The Stolen Kiss” 1957
    6. Ride Into Christmas Plate 1975
    7. Heavenly Angel Christmas Plate 1971

    Thanks

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38. Frances Smith says:

    I have a pair of lamps with the date stamp matching 1960-1972. One is a little boy sitting on a fence with a bird on the fence post , the other is a little girl sitting on a fence with a basket on the ground under her foot. I am hoping to find out the value of these lamps. They are both in excellent condition.

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39. Frances Smith says:

    I have a pair of M. I. Hummel lamps with the date stamp matching 1960-1972. One is a little boy sitting on a fence with a bird on the fence post , the other is a little girl sitting on a fence with a basket on the ground under her foot. I am hoping to find out the value of these lamps. They are both in excellent condition.

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40. Joan Martinsen says:

    I have a large boy on the phone about 6 1/2 inches tall, 1949 #124/I and a little small number 7.

    No matter where I look I can’t find anything!!!!

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41. MJ says:

    I have a boy and girl by market stall. I cannot see marks or refs anywhere online. Ref showing seems to be 6F/ 101 or 6F/707

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42. Heather MacKenzie says:

    I have a boxed M.I. Hummel Collectors Sampler called Heavenly Angel , Hum 21/0. The paperwork is still in the box as well. I am interested in selling it so am curious to know what it’s worth? Thanks for your time.

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43. Nicky Andrews says:

    Hello!

    I have a darling little dish/bowl with an incised crown TMK-1, and the incised letters O.F.1 or maybe D.F.1 The dish is blue and attached to the front is an all-white angel with pink wings, carrying a bunch of flowers with a pale pink rabbit at her feet. There are also some yellow flowers to the right of the figure attached to the side of the dish. The figure is 3.5 inches high and the dish is 4 inches wide.

    It’s so unusual for Hummel that I have often wondered if it is a fake, although I have owned it for many years, and it certainly seems of the 30s/40s era.

    Can anyone shed any light? Thanks so much. Nicky

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44. Carmella A Noll says:

    Where are the h ummel auctions held? I would like to sell mine and if auction is the only way then how do I find then>

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