Goebel – Bumble – Germany – Pitcher 4- ¼ inches height - small pitcher or creamer marked with a full bee in "V" – Germany – Bumble on the bottom. Very cute, has typical wear to the spout, and paint wear to tips on the corners of the hat. Base is 1 ¾ inches across.
Manufacturer: Goebel  

Hummel Figure “Serenade” # 85/0, Stylized Bee 1960 -1972 Hummel figure "Serenade" #85/0 and is marked with the Stylized Bee, dating it 1960 -1972. He measures 4-¾ inches height and is in good condition, with two flea bites on the bottom base edge and, what appears to be slight paint rubs on the edges of his hat.

History of Hummel Number 85/0 - Serenade
First modeled by master sculptor Arthur Moeller in 1938. Many size variations. Note variation of boy's fingers on flute-cannot be attributed to any one time period. Old model with 85/0 number has fingers up. Size 85/0 has recently been restyled with a new hair style and textured finish. Normal hat color is dark gray of black. Older models also found with light gray hat. One of several figurines that make up the Hummel orchestra. Old name: "The Flutist".

Manufacturer: Goebel, Hummel  

Hummel, Goebel “Little Hiker” #16 2/0, Final Issue, 2002, NIB Hummel figure; Goebel #16 2/0 "Little Hiker". It was permanently retired in 2002 and this is the final issue. It was originally molded by the famous master sculptor Arthur Moeller in 1935. "Little Hiker" is marked on the bottom with Trademark 8 and an oval mark with "Final Issue, Letzte Ausgabe, 2002". This is also on a medallion hanging around his neck. He measures 4" tall and is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and comes complete with the original box which also, is in very good condition.
Manufacturer: M.I. Hummel / Goebel  

Hummel, Goebel “Merry Wanderer” #2260, 70th Anniversary Collection, NIB This Hummel figure is the Goebel #2260 "Merry Wanderer" Limited Edition, Merry Wanderer' was first modeled in 1935 by master sculptor Arthur Moeller. This is a 70th Anniversary Collection Edition. There is a tag attached to his suitcase which reads - "M.J. Hummel, Limited Edition, Goebel Germany, 2005". On the opposite side of the tag it says -"Originalreproduktion von 1935, Authentic Reproduction, 70th Year Anniversary Celebration". On the top of the base, it is stamped MJ Hummel. On the back side of the base in blue ink it says - "Wanderbub, Merry
Wanderer" It is marked on the bottom - The upper left section says "Celebration 70th Anniversary, Limited Edition, No. 0835 of 1,935" The upper right section is marked - "Goebel Germany 2005" and is initialed "We" The bottom left is stamped with the Hummel logo and the bottom right section is stamped with 11/0. He measures 5" tall and is in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks or repairs and comes complete with the original box which also, is in very good condition.

Manufacturer: Hummel, Goebel  

Hummel, Goebel ”Morning Concert” #447 TMK-6 Special Edition No. 11 MIB This is an Exclusive Special Edition Hummel Figurine "Morning Concert" # 447 in excellent condition without any chips, cracks, repairs or crazing. It is Trademark 6 or the Goebel Missing Bee Mark. This figurine first released in the U.S. market in 1987 for members in M.I. HUMMEL CLUB Special Edition No. 11, applied by blue decal. This figurine was not sold on the open market. Copyright date 1984,and designed by master sculptor Gerhard Skrobek. Original price was $300.00. The bottom is marked EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL EDITION NO. 11 FOR MEMBERS OF THE GOEBEL COLLECTORS CLUB. This piece measures approx 5 inches tall and comes complete with the original box. The box does show some soiling and wear from age.
Manufacturer: Goebel - Hummel  

Hummel, Goebel “Sweet Treats” #2067/A, NIB This Hummel figure is the Goebel #2067/A "Sweet Treats". It was first released in 1998 as a M.I. Hummel Club figurine; she was modeled by Master Sculptor Helmut Fischer. "Sweet Treats" is marked on the bottom with Trademark 8. She measures 3 ¼" tall and is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. Comes complete with the original box and certificate of authenticity, which also, are in very good condition.
Manufacturer: M.I. Hummel / Goebel  

Hummel, Goebel “Holy Child with Halo” TMK-2 I believe this Hummel is the Goebel figure of the Christ Child with Halo. It is marked on the bottom with the Full Bee Trademark No 2, which dates it from 1950 to 1955. It measures 8" tall and is in very good condition, with the exception of some slight scratches to the paint on the robe. There is, what appears to be a fleabite on the front corner of the base, but it is under the glaze, so not sure if it was from the factory this way. I have tried to show this in the photo.
Manufacturer: Goebel - Hummel  

Hummel, Goebel “Flag Day” #2077/B, NIB This Hummel figure is the Goebel #2067/A "Sweet Treats". It was first released in 1998 as a M.I. Hummel Club figurine; she was modeled by Master Sculptor Helmut Fischer. "Sweet Treats" is marked on the bottom with Trademark 8. She measures 3 ¼" tall and is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. Comes complete with the original box and certificate of authenticity, which also, are in very good condition.
Manufacturer: M.I. Hummel / Goebel