Description
Mould no. 92 (TMK 2) 1950-1957, originally modelled by master sculptor Arthur Möller in 1938, featuring a raised and embossed handpainted street village street scene relief of a young boy wearing a hat, holding an umbrella and a suitcase in hand-painted polychrome colours, verso bearing a full high bee factory backstamp, further inscribed: W. Goebel 1935 and stamped Western Germany and incised facsimile signature, suspended from the original braided cotton rayon cord (Condition report: Minor nicks to the outer frame corners) (Plaque: 14x 13 x 2cm) PLUS A Post-war West German W. Goebel M.I. Hummel glazed earthenware wall hanging plaque, Vacation Time/Children at the Window (Ferienzeit), Model no. 125 (TMK 2) 1950-1957, originally modelled by master sculptor Arthur Möller in 1939, all finished in hand-painted multicoloured detail, verso stamped with full bee mark, Germany and incised facsimile signature on the reverse, suspended from a braided cotton rayon cord (Condition report: Age wearing and crazing evident and minor nick to the rim) (Plaque: 13.5 x 11.5 x 4cm) AND A Novelty Reutter Porzellan M.I. Hummel Miniature Cabinet Plate, Maiglöckchen (Lily of the Valley) featuring a transfer-printed scene – after the original artwork by Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel, signed with facsimile signature and enclosed by a gilt overglazed rim, verso with factory marks (Diameter: 9.5cm)
