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Sat, Sep 13, 08 at 2:57
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| You have bought a Gobel figuring dating from about 1950...but the figure is not a Hummel. In a brief history, Bertha Hummel was an art student who entered a convent and became a nun taking the name Maria Innocentia. She designed and commissioned the Gobel pottery to make figurines from her drawings with all proceeds going to the convent, and the stipulation that all figurines she designed be marked with her signature. On a Hummel figurine "I.'M. Hummel" will be incised in the base. You have a real Gobel figure but not a Hummel. Linda C |
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| That is the way I understand it too. |
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| Thank you very much. |
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- Posted by Susan(hikiknstretch@aol.com) onThu, Jun 2, 11 at 23:00
| I have a hummell figurine that has the signuture on the base the mold number 15/1 and some ink number on the bottom 10 13 8. Is this a knock off? |
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| Does it have "I. M. Hummel" incised on the base? If so it's real. |
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