Hummel figurines have a rich history. The popular porcelain figures of wind-swept and rosy-cheeked children are based on the drawings of a nun living in Germany back in the early 20th century — and ...

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BORDENTOWN CITY-- When the U.S. operations of M.I. Hummel Co. were liquidated, an air of uncertainty swept the collectors' world about what lay ahead for the German porcelain figurines. Everything at ...

Do you own any Hummel figurines? They could be worth money. Like Precious Moments dolls, Pokemon cards or Beanie Babies, these porcelain items featuring children with rosy cheeks have been sold since ...

The dramatic drop in value could reflect changing tastes The Hummel porcelain figurine is a perfect example of a generational trend Don't be fooled by knockoffs made of plastic%2C plaster%2C chalkware ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A look into the doll world of Goebel and M.I. Hummel reveals that all of the Hummels were made by Goebel, but not all Goebels are Hummels. Goebel dolls, with their bisque heads, can ...

Hummel figurines — based on the stylized drawings and paintings of Bavarian-born artist Sister Maria Innocentia “Berta” Hummel (1909-1946) — have long been loved by people the world over. A Eureka ...