M.I. Hummel Figurines and Collectibles Value Chart – Hummel Price Guide

This is a Hummel figurines and collectibles suggested retail price and estimated auction (fair market value) price guide. Use this chart to find out the value of your Hummel.

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Hummel Price Guide

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Additional Resources

• The Complete Hummel Price Guide
• If you are looking to find the age of your hummel then read the Find out the age of your Hummel Figurine article.
• Read the Hummel Resource Guide to learn how to authenticate, date, care for and value your Hummel figurine(s)

Due to an overwhelming number of Hummel value request that I receive, I had to close the comments on this page. I get 100’s of value requests weekly and it is very time consuming to reply to every request. If you couldn’t find the value of your Hummel on the Hummel Value Chart you may want to consider getting a copy of my Complete Hummel Price Guide. I have made the guide free.

Related posts:

1. Find out the age of your Hummel Figurine
2. Accordion Boy (Hum #185) and Little Drummer Boy (Hum #240)
3. How to Identify Your Hummel Figurine
4. Goebel Hummel Figurines Complete Buying Guide

Comments

I HAVE A HUMMEL BUT WOULD LIKE TO KNOW ABOUT IT. IT HAS WEST GERMANY STAMP AND # 63 ON IT. IT IS A BOY WITH A BIRD ON HIS FOOT AND AHE IS HOLDING A HORN. CAN YOU TELL ME MORE ABOUT IT. THANKS .I

Hi Mike, Hummel #63 is ‘Singing Lesson’. You can date your Hummel by using the trademark on the bottom of your Hummel figurine and going to my article ‘Find out the age of your Hummel Figurine’. The average retail price for Your Hummel is $150 a Fair market price (auction price) would be about 1/3 ($45). Condition of the Hummel, date, and current market condition can affect the value of your Hummel Figurine.

I have a hummel figurine from my grandmother and would like to know more. It has a V with a bee and a W. Germany underneath (I researched this and found it means it is from 1960 – 72)is this correct? I has a number 87. It is a boy with a water pitcher in the right hand and carrots (or turnips?)in the left hand. What is it called and what might be its value?

This Hummel is #87 “For Father”. Approximate values are Retail $179.00 (USD) Auction Price $90.00 (USD) Ebay $90.00 (USD). Depending on the trade mark and condition the value can be as high as $350.00 (USD). There are a few trademarks with the V You can use this Hummel age guide to help you find the correct time period for your Hummel Figurine.

I have two Hummels. Do you know their approximate value? One is an angel with accordion, dated 1967 on the bottom- perfect condition, #233 or 235? The other is a holy water font with two angels, #146. It appears to be old, as it has the old fashioned W. Germany marking. Again perfect condition. Thanks!

Hi Liz, Hummel Figurine #146 is Holy Water Font, Angel Dust. Values for this Hummel vary depending on the date stamp of your Hummel figurine. I have included prices for all the date stamps. These values are retail values. Auction value can be as low as 1/3 of the retail prices. With any auction the prices can also be more depending on the rarity of the Hummel. Ebay prices can be even lower. The number is the date stamp. These prices are based on good condition. If there is any condition issues or repairs the price will be much lower.
1 = $175 – 225
2 = $125 – 150
3 = $$80 – 100
4 = $75 – 80
5 = $70 – 75
6 = $65 – 70
7 = $60 – 65
There are many different Hummel figurine of an angel with an accordion and each one has a few variations. Can you send a picture of this Hummel to [email protected] If you have any questions feel free to contact me. Korin

I have 4 Hummels which are not in your price guide which has really helped me figure some prices on some of my Hummels. The 4 figures are Duet #130,Good Friends #182. I am not sure of the other 2 names but I believe the numbers are #214D and 214E they are part of a navitity set. Thank You

Hi Brian, Here are the prices for your Hummel figurines. I have included the prices for all the years they were made. The numbers 1-8 are the trademark stamps. Use the Hummel age guide to help you figure out the date of your Hummel. These values are retail values. Auction values can be 1/3 the retail value and Ebay even lower. These prices do not reflect any condition issues. Hummel #130 Duet
1 800-1000
2 550-650
3 400-450
4 335-400
5 325-335
6 310-325
7 300-310
2 or 3 2000-3500 without ties
1 1000-1500 with “lip” base
Final issue of this Hummel was in 1995 Hummel #182 Good Friends 1 650-750
2 400-500
3 325-350
4 300-325
5 270-285
6 265-270
7 260-265
8 259 Hummel #214 Nativity Set with Wooden Stable
C = color W = white

Hummel #214D
2 c160-200 w240-290
3 c130-150 w215-240
4 c125-130 w165-215
5 c120-125
6 214/I c119-120
7 214/I c119 (OE) Hummel #214E
2 c320-390 w395-470
3 c240-285 w320-395
4 c215-250 w270-320
5 c210-215
6 c205-210
7 214/I c200-205
8 214/I c199 If you have any questions fell free to contact me Korin

I have an Hummel Font. It is approx. 4 1/2 in. tall and is a wall hanger. It shows a child ( or maybe an angel ) picking a flower with flowers in its other hand. It was given to my mother in 1941 by her godparents. It has Germany printed on it as well as the number 9. Etched in it are the number 206., MI.Hummal. in cursive, and the c w interlaced with the wings. I would like more information about this piece.

I believe this is Hummel Figurine #206 “Holy Water Font, Angel Cloud” if from the time period you described it’s retail value is $350 – $500 (USD) Auction value $100 – $225 (USD).

I found your website and thought you could help. We have 2 Hummel figurines but I have no idea how much they are as. I cannot tell what trademark they have. Would you be able to help? The first is Sound the Trumpet, and it has all original packaging and documentation. The box says Hum 457, 01-457-01-9, #303, 7,5 cm/3 inch The second is Serenade, again with all original packaging but just a card for documentation. The box says Hum 85/4/0, 01-085-40-6, #413, 7,5 cm/3 inch. Both are in flawless condition – basically have been in the box and in storage since the 1980s. The boxes do have a little bit of wear on the corners from storage. Thank you for your help! I truly appreciate it.

Hi Linda, Hummel 457 appears to be a 79-90 trademark, and its retail value is 140 – 145, auction value is 60-80.
Hummel 84 appears to be a 79-90 trademark retail value is 130 – 135, auction value is 40-70

My grandmother has collected Hummels since the 50’s she has approx. 17 Annual plates starting with the first one what would these be worth? She passed away and we are looking to get our Hummels priced. My mother thinks that 1971 was the first year they started the plates.

They start in 1971 and have the progression of 17 years 71-88. All are in great condition. Also, my mother has a very large collection of peices. How could we get the numbers to you to appraise them? Do you have another e-mail address we could send the information to you when we get it all gathered?

I have a M.J. Hummal with a No. 126 above the name M.J. Hummal and the V with a bee and W. Germany “under” that marking. Towards the right bottom of the piece is a black “m” looking letter. The piece is of a boy and a girl leaning out a window with the boy holding a red flower and a flower box with 4 panes and red flowers in the flower box at the bottom of the window. Do you know the value of this? I have looked and can not locate this particular piece. Thank you.

Tonya, I have a similar piece that I can’t find anything about. The flower box on my piece has five “panes”, and there are shutters on the open window with heart cut-outs plus white curtains behind the children with red flowers. It has ’25’ next to the left of the MJ Hummel on the rectangular bottom (it’s a plaque and has two small holes drilled at the top for hanging – one inch “frame” of porcelain around the children). There is a small stylized bee on the back and ‘Western Germany’ stamped in black. Also, ’47’ is indented in the porcelain by the bee imprint. Any info on this piece?

I hadn’t heard from you about the plates thought I would ask again dates are from 1971-1988. We also have a large list of Hummels but we haven’t yet looked at all of them. Who would by them if we were to sell them in the next month or so?

Hi Brian, These plates sell at auction on average from $30-120 (USD) per plate. The average value is $30-60(USD). eBay prices will be about 1/2 of the auction value.

HI, I have just came across a set of 10 1929 “The Waverley Encyclopaedia – of general information” books. I do not know much about them and I was hoping someone would be able to tell me anything about their value, as I haven’t been able to find out much about them. If anyone could help then that would be great. Thankyou.

Hi Carol, Unfortunately these books are not of much value about $25-45. Most old encyclopedias do not retain value. Cheers,
Korin

I have a Hummel which I believe is called Brother, although it has a very old sticker on the bottom that somebody has labelled “our hero”. The boy is wearing a jacket that looks greyish and streaky rather than the solid blue ones I see on similar figurines.
The Hummel name is engraved on the side of the base, and there is a number 95 engraved on the bottom, with what looks like a letter u painted beside it. The funny thing is that the only other marking on the bottom is a faintly engraved marking etched into it that I cannot clearly see at all – even with a magnifying glass. I have looked at old Hummel markings and I’m not able to tell if it’s similar. There is a very large hole in the middle of the base so would have been hard to mark.
This Hummel was purchased by a family member probably in the 1940’s.
Any idea of the value, and why the marking is so unclear?
Thanks very much!

Hi Nancy, The estimated retail value of aa 40’s HUM 95 “Brother” Hummel figurine is. $700 – $800 auction value would be around $350-$400. These estimates will vary with condition of the Hummel figurine. As for the markings being so unclear I am not sure why this has occurred. The hole in the base does it look original to the piece or could it have been broken at some point? Cheers,
Korin

Hi Tonya, Can you please email me a picture of your Hummel figurine. You can email the picture to [email protected] . Cheers,

I have a pair of Hummel lamps with the number of 0224 and 0225 on the bottom. I did not see them on your website. Are they of value?
THank you

I recently inherited my mother’s collction of 203 Hummels. Most are pre-would war 2. They were appraised in 1976 at over $100,000.00. I’m interested in finding a reputable, insured broker to aid me in liquidating the collection. Thank you, J…

Hi J.D. I can suggest a few good auction houses to sell your Hummel figurines at. I will just need to know the nearest major city you are located by and in what country. I can also help with any information you may need or question you may have with the auction process. You can email the information directly through the contact form on this page. Cheers,
Korin

@Nancy I thought you might be interested in this information. It will tell you a little more about why the markings on your Hummel are double dated. Some Crown Marks have been found that appears twice on the same piece, more often one mark incised and the other stamped. This is known as the “Double Crown Mark”. Sometimes you will also find an earlier trademark as well as an older trademark on the same piece. This has been done because the figurine piece was fired during a trademark transition period. The figurine was fired under one trademark but was not painted until the new trademark was implemented. “Double Marks” such as these are considered to be the latter mark and are appraised as such

Hello! Korin I was just wondering how someone as affluent as you in Hummel Art would not take the time or consideration to assess a request. Perhaps you are so confident in yourself it would not accure to you what that means to another human being.
“Double Crown Marks” are what they are as you so eloquently put it in your paragraph.
A doubled over figurine # is completely differant. An example would be (#.94 with 82 over it)
To put it this way let me correct you; a “Doubled Over Stamp” is a “major deviation” unlike a “Double Mark”.
Remember that as much as one would like to rewrite history; there will always be someone to stand-up against lazy misconsiderations of the wise.

Korin,
I inherited two Hummel figurines from my step father. The one (#195)I found with no trouble on your chart, but I can’t find #203. Can you help with name and approximate value? THANKS!
Susan

Have a few hummel figures that belonged to my mom buti would like to know about one. It is no 123. its two boys linking each other. the unusal part is that at the bottom it is signed by copn w. goebel. thanks
aileen

@Aileen Without knowing the age of your Hummel figurine I can only give you a range estimate. HUM 123 “Max and Moritz”
Value of this Hummel can be anywhere from $279 to $800 depending on the year made. These are retail values. At auction you will usually see 1/3-1/2 the retail value. Cheers

Thank you very much for your reply. I have looked everywhere on the figurine but i can not find a date. On the base at the back behind the two boys legs there is the name m j hummel engraved as well as the othr markings i already told you about. Is there some way i can tell the date so that i can get a more accurate value? I have another piece i would like to ask you about? Its a candle holder with three girls sitting around in a circle. One is playing a guitar–an accordian–a trumpet. The no is 37. It has the blue v with the bee in blue “ink” and beside it – it has the same marking engraved into the base. Around the side of the base is engraved m j hummel. Again i can not find a date anywhere. Again i appreciate your help. regards aileen

@Aileen You can use this Hummel age guide to date your Hummel. Hummel did not put dates on there figurines till the 1990’s (this date refers to when the artist completed painting the figurine) All Hummel(s) have a back stamp on them. This mark is usually on the base of the Hummel figurine. I am researching the value of Hummel number 37 I will let you know the value shortly. Cheers’

Hello again. I must say that you are very informative. I looked up your hummel age guide and mu hummel marking for the two boys (no 123) appear to be the 1950s. either the first or second diagram on the left side. with that in mind could you perhaps give another shot at narrowing down the price range? By the way i live in Ireland and not much is known around here. My candle holder appears to be around the same time but the it has germany writen in black on this one(no 37). Again i appreciate your knowledge. Aileen

I bought a Hummel today and it says Hab’ was Gutes and Sweet Freedom on the back of it. After doing some research I believe that on Sweet Freedom she should be holding a flag and on Sweet Treats she should be holding a cookie. On the bottom it has the flag with special edition on it. It is also signed if that makes a difference. Anyways is this indeed Sweet Freedom or could this be a mistake of Sweet treats and Sweet Freedom? Any help would be great. Thanks so much, Cathy

@Cathy
This ornament is a US only variant called “Sweet Freedom” and was released in June ’04. it has the girl holding the flag and a SE US flag backstamp. This was priced at $59 at its time of sale.

I have a Hummel that I found in my Godmother’s things. It is a Holywater font with a child (Jesus?). It has 2 stamps…one from the 1935 era and a V with bumblebee from the 1950-1955 era and it has the #167 on it. Can I get some information? Thanks!

@Molly,
This is Hummel 167 ‘Holy Water Font, Angel with Bird. Your figurine has 2 datestamps on it because it is a transitional piece. The blank figurine was stamp in the 1935 era and the finished piece was stamped with the 1950-55 datestamp. The retail price for this Hummel figurine is approximately $75.00 (USD)

I have a 1942 Ars Sacra Hummel of a girl holding a doll. It has both a B Hummel and a Herbert Dubler stamp on it. Where can I find its value? None of the price lists I’ve seen include Ars Sacra.

I also have a boy similar to the one at the top of this page- taking a big step forward, umbrella in the right hand but a dog is on his left side. It has the M I Hummel stamp on the top of the base but no V mark on the bottom. There is an ink stamp that says Made in Germany and a tiny number stamp that is hard to read but might be 01 or 61. I’ve seen this figure on Ebay called “Striding Along” but the face and position of the head are slightly different on mine. The raised portion on the bottom is an oval rather than a circle like my other MI Hummels. Is this a counterfeit or could it be a very early MI Hummel? It looks older than my other ones. Also, I don’t find “Striding Along” on any price lists.

@ Janet, This Hummel is Hummel #7 it is called Merry Wanderer. There are many variations of this Hummel figurine. I would need to know the size of this figurine and the age to give you a accurate value. The value has a huge range for this Hummel, anywhere from $125-2000. Without seeing a picture and knowing some information I can not give you an estimated value. Cheers

Hi! I have recently inherited a small collection of Hummels and would really appreciate some help in pricing these fine pieces. They are Berta Hummels made by Claus-Peter Wahner for Goebel:
#1 – “Fetch” with COA #A965
#2 – “Surprise Encounter” with COA #A692
#3 – “Tugging At Your Heartstrings” with COA #A383 Any help is greatly appreciated!

@ Ryan, These Hummel names and numbers do not match. Is there any other numbers on your Hummel figurines? These numbers should be on the bottom of the base along with a Goebel backstamp. You can use my Hummel age guide to help you find the age of your Hummel figurines.

I have a hummel #86 of a little girl hholding a basket with one hand and a flower with the other. the bottom has a stamp of a v with a bee on top of it and the word germany below. Can you tell me it’s value

My mother has a small painting signed by Hummel. She would like to know it’s worth. It shows a boy and a girl sitting on a fence. He is playing the flute whilst they are looking at some resting sheep. Can you tell me anything about the value? Thank you!

@ Stephanie, Unfortunately these paintings do not have much value. They are worth about $25.00 (USD) on average. Cheers,

I have a hummel # 80, i believe it is a little boy and a little girl standing under a big umbrella. The boy is holding a walking stick.

@Loraine, The Hummel number 80 is a different Hummel then you have described. Can you please check the number on the bottom? Cheers,

I have an Exclusive Edition club piece called “I Wonder”#241. Could you please tell me the value of this piece.

@ Toni, Hummel ‘I Wonder’
Retail approximate value is $300.00 (USD)
Auction approximate value is $125.00 (USD) Cheers,

I have a Hummel, but I have looked and looked and can’t find any information on it. It’s an angel in a red outfit and is a candle holder. On the bottom, it says “Gra 259”, has the Goebel marking and has “1965” on it. Can you help me?

@Cheryl, From your description this sounds like it maybe a Goebel figurine not a Hummel. Goebel used the same backstamp for their Hummels and Goebel figurines till the 1990’s. Cheers,

I have several Hummel figurines that I cannot seem to locate the value of, #239 (smaller figurine)
#374 Lost Stocking
#110 Let’s Sing
#769 Bird Duet
#129
#15 2/6 Thank You

@Doreen, I will need to know the age of these Hummels. You can date them by the backstamp on the bottom of the figurines. You can then compare the stamp to the following age guide. Hummel 239 has a A-E version each one is a different Hummel. Cheers,

I have a (rubber?) Hummel doll that my uncle bought for me in the 1950’s when he was stationed in Germany. She’s about 12 inches tall and is wearing a brown and white cotton dress with a white apron and brown cloth shoes. Any idea as to its value? Thank you!

@Sharon, I am not sure of the value of this doll. I would advise consulting an Hummel specialist. You can also consult an auction house for an estimate of value. Cheers,

I have a Hummel # 111 with a blue (V) on bottem and M.J. Hummel on back of figurines base, W. Germany marking, with date od 1938 on bottom. This piece in perfect condition. Can you please tell me the vaule of it.
Thank You
Terry Georgio

Hi There I have a Hummel Figurine APPLE TREE GIRL # 141/1 4″ Tall.
It also has what looks to be a number stamp 75 on it.
But the thing thats getting me here is the STAMP. It’s a Blue V with a bee and then under it it says germeny, but in front of it there is no (W.) I am not able to maek out what it is. But it looks like a round circle, or a blue round cylinder shape to it. Any help with this?

@John, After the war they stopped using the W. in front of the Germany. As for the mark you are describing I would need to see a picture of it. You can email one to me at [email protected] . Cheers,
Korin

@ Bruce,
This Hummel comes in a variety of sizes can you please tell me how tall this Hummel figurine is? Cheers,
Korin

I have a Ars Sacra Hummel with the date 1942 on it and the foil stamp on the bottom. The figure is of a boy sitting down with his legs straight out in front of him and a bird is sitting on his shoes. It is approximately 3 inches tall. Can you tell me the value. Thank you,
Jennifer

@ Jennifer, There should be a number on the bottom of the figurine. Can you please tell me what number this is? Cheers,
Korin

There is no number on the bottom of the figurine. The bottom is covered in green felt and has a foil sticker that reads: Authentic Hummel Figure produced by Ars Sacra made in U.S.A The only other marking on the figure is along the side of the base which reads (C) Herbert Bubler Inc. 1942 Hope that helps

Hi Korin, Just wanted to check back to see if you got my post regarding the lack of a # on my figurine. If you have any idea what it might be worth, I would love to know. Thank you,
Jennifer

Hello I was asking you about a hummel back in may. I sent you a photo as you asked; Just wondering if you have had a chance to track it down, Thanks Aileen

Interesting reading! Can you tell me anything about the clear glass bookend Hummel figurines? I have the Goose Girl but there is no number or marking. Are these just rip-offs? Thanks!

@Jolene, There is a line of crystal Hummel figurines but I do not see Goose Girl on the list. This does not mean it was not made by Hummel. The avg. price of these figurines is 40-60 (USD) Cheers,

Hello. I hope you can help me. I have a hummel with, I believe the number 56/0. It is a little boy with rabbits and a basket. I cannot seem to locate this number. It is stamped with a v with a bumblebee and w.germany. Thank you.

@ Marsha, This is actually Hummel number 58/0 ‘Playmates’ The trademark you describe is TMK 4. Estimated value is 175. Cheers,

Hi Korin
I have a hummel that I got from my grandmother. It is marked on the bottom with a2627b and it is a little boy with a boot in front of him and he is putting a fish in the boot. I know nothing of the year name or value. I hope you can help. Thanks Ronda

@Ronda, The number you gave me does not match the Hummel numbering system. Hummel uses a 1-4 digit number that can usually be found on the bottom of the figurine. Please check the number and let me know if you find one. Cheers,
Korin

Did you ever find any information on this figurine. I received the same one from my grandmother and I’m not sure of the orgin.

No I did not find any other info on mine. My grandmother is no longer living and she swore it was a hummell. It looks genuine to me but I can find no signatures or anything on it. If you find anything out then let me know and I will do the same. Thanks Ronda

I have several Hummel figurines from my Grandmother and cannot find them anywhere on the price sheets. I was wondering if you could help me find what their worth is: 98/0, 94 3/0, 130, 131 or 171 (girl sweeping a broom), 57/0, 239/0 and 389. I also have 46, 81, 82, 111 3/0, 199/0 as well which I found in the price list. Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

Iam seeking information on two Hummel or Goebel bears that i have . one of the bears is in standing position and about six inches tall. it has a mark on its foot of a blue V with a Bee . The other bear is sitting and is about three inches high and on the base it has a blue V with Bee also inpressed in the clay is the initials C.W 33 . Although i have other items of hummel and goebel … i am really interested to find out as much as i can about these two bears . As the detail on them is absolutely superb ! And as of yet i have not been able to find out any think about them although i have searched through numerous items on E. bay and other websites over the past five years . Any information whats so ever would be most welcome . Thankyou

@ Christine, These sound like Goebel figurines. Goebel used the same trademark for Hummel and Goebel figurines until the 1990’s. The 33 should be there figurine number. Is there any other numbers on the bottom of the figurines? Cheers,
Korin

I have already submitted a question .. but forgot to add the 12 to my email address . And am there fore going to send my question in again.I have two bears of either hummel or goebel origin … the first bear is standing up and about 6 inches tall on the base of its foot there is a blue V and a Bee . on the second bear which is in a sitting position and approx 3 to 4 inches tall there is a blue V and a Bee and impressed in the clay is the initials C.W 33 any information at all on the said two items would be welcome as i do have other items of hummel and goebel . but these two pieces really interest me and i have not been able to get any information on them for the past 5 years .

Hello again! I also have 2 hummel collectors plate. “Squeaky Clean” and “Little Musicians” and I’m trying to find if they are worth anything. Thanks for your help! Chrissy R

Hello. I think i made a mistake of one of my posts. 🙂 I needed help finding the value of a Nativity hummel figurine. It has Mary holding baby jesus on a donkey, she is wearing a blue cover. the trademark has the “V” by W. Goebel and W. Germany code Rob 405/A. thanks for helping out! I enjoy looking at your answers here! Chrissy R

@ Chrissy, There are 4 Hummel Nativity sets. I will need the number off the bottom of the figurine to identify which one this is. Cheers,
Korin

I have three wooden figurines that look like they should be Hummels until you realize they are wood. Sizes are approx. 5 inches, they are children, colors are subdued like Hummel colors. What are these? I know they were purchased by my mother-in-law in Germany (has German price tags on bottom). They would have been purchased in ’70s or ’80s.

Hi Paul, I have not heard of wooden Hummels. There is always a chance they are prototypes or they could have been made to resemble Hummels. Hummels where very popular and reproduced in may different ways. Is there a number on the bottom of these figurines? Cheers,

the only thing on the bottom is the price and I would bet it is in German $. I am fairly certain they were purchased in Germany and you are probably correct that they are prototypes. Thanks for responding.

I just recieved a Hummel from my grandmother that passed away. I had never even heard of a hummel. It’s a girl with her hands in her pocket and she is just standing there. The number on the bottom is 95 43. The 95 is larger than the 43. And there are no / marks. Can you give me an idea about this hummel? Amy

It is in Summer wear. I guess. It has on brown shorts and a blue jacket. She also has on boots and a hat.

Jim, The price on this lamp vary greatly from trademark to trademark. I would need to know what trademark you lamp is to give you a accurate value. You can use this age guide to help you with this information. Cheers,

My wife just received a 1938 Hummel “let’s sing” with a full bee. I believe the numbers are 110/0. Could you tell me the value? Thank you!
Sam

Hi Sam, The Full Bee trademark started in 1950. If this has a full bee if would be from 1950-1956. Hummel 110/0 ‘Let’s Sing’ $125-150 (USD). Cheers,

i have a hummel that has a number 204 it is a little girl with a basket and flowers can you tell me anything about it please

Hi Ron, This is Hummel 204 ‘Weary Wonderer’ Without knowing the date I can not give you a value. You can use the age guide on this site to help determine the date your Hummel was produced. Cheers,
Korin

Hello, I found a hummel #332 called “Soldier Boy” that my parents had in a desk at their house while we were cleaning it out. I’ve looked in guides online, but it doesnt appear to exist. I have no intentions of selling it, but i would like to know its value since i do have many other collectibles as well. Thank you for your help!

Hi Doug, Hummel 332 ‘Soldier Boy’ does exist. I will need to know the age of the Hummel before I can give you a value. You can use the following age guide on this site to help you. Cheers,
Korin

I have both the umbrella Girl 152/B and the umbrella boy 152/A from the 1950-1955 time frame. The Girl one says 1951 on it, the boy does not, but they have the right Goebel marks, and they were purchased in Germany 1953-1957. From your guide it shows each retail price at $1,750.00 Does that value change depending on how old they are? They are both in very good condition. I do not detect any chips or scrapes.

Hi Ed, The value does change with the age. Also guides go out of date rather quickly due to market changes and the time it takes to produce a guide. Most guides are about 1-2 years behind the current market. With the current market conditions we are seeing about a 40% drop in prices right now. That would put both Hummel 152/A & B trademark 3 figurines estimated value at $750 per figurine. These values should always be used as a guide. Cheers,
Korin

hello i recently got a Hummel plate from my grandmother it is called ” A Gift from Heaven” inspired by berta hummel Christmas 1984 Fourteenth limited edition it is stamped Schmid west germany i was wondering if you can give me an est. on what it would be worth and any other info you might have on it would be great as well thank you in advance

Hi Katrina, There should be a number on the bottom of the Hummel can you please let me know this number? Cheers,
Korin

Hi Angela, I can not find information on Hummel making a bible. Where did you buy it from? Can you send pictures? Cheers,
Korin

I bought 4 Hummel figurines at an auction but I don’t know the true value. Can you please help? 1) Figurine (small) of a boy with blonde hair wearing an orange (?) scarf around his neck, blue (?) jacket and white shirt, black (?) shorts and red (?) shoes. He is holding a horn in his right hand and a toy horse under his left arm. It looks to have the year 1967, 239/0 with the number 62 sideways in front of it, and the number 691 or G91 written in black, & Germany, all on the bottom of it. 2) A boy with brown hair that has the bangs coming to a point looking up with a red scarf around his neck, a blue jacket with a white-ish shirt, black shorts with suspenders or bibs, blue socks, & black boots that tie, holding a stick under his right arm and a basket in his left arm. On the bottom is the year 1967 with the number 51 3/2 and an N off to the left under it (W. Germany). 3) A boy with dishwater blonde hair seated on a green stoop with a brown fence behind him with a bird sitting on his left on the fence post and an orange (?)flower on each side of the bottom of the fence. He is wearing a brown hat with a feather on it,red scarf around his neck, white shirt, blue and brown plaid jacket, brown pants, white (?) socks and black backless shoes. On the bottom is the year 1955 and the number 174 (W. Germany). 4) A girl with dishwater blonde hair in braided pigtails and red bows with 2 parts of her bangs swooshing off to her right. She is wearing a dress with short white (kind of poofy) sleeves, black top to the dress and red skirt to the dress, blue (?) socks (uneven), and red shoes that tie. Her left hand is on her chest and she has a basket in her right arm. On the bottom is the the number 96 and off to the right (under) upside down is the number 15 (W. Germany). I hope this is enough information. Please let me know if you need more.

Hi Judy, 1.) Hummel 239/0 appears to be ‘Boy with Horse’ ornament estimated vales is $30.00(USD) 2.) Hummel 51/3/0 ‘Village Boy’ trademark 4 estimated value is $60-70 (USD) 3.) Hummel 174 ‘She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not’ trademark 2 $100-125 (UsD) 4.) Hummel 96 ‘Little Shopper’ with out knowing the trademark this is hard to value this can be anywhere from $60-350 (USD). There should be a trademark on the bottom of the Hummel you can use the following age guide to help figure out the date your Hummel was produced. Cheers,
Korin

My mom has two Hummel plates she wants to sell. Pleasant Journey and Spring Dance. Really nice plates. She got them from my grandmother. Can someone tell me what they are worth and how I can sell them for her?

Hi Judy, The avg value of Hummel plates are $35.00(USD). You can sell them on eBay or a site called Ruby Lane. Cheers,
Korin

I just inherited a collection of 40 hummels from the early 80s, 3 collectors plates and four rubber dolls. how do i begin to find a place to sell them? I already took the two I wanted, including the “bookworm”. Thanks.

Hi Tracey, With this many Hummels I would suggest using a local auction house. If you where to eBay them it would be a lot of hassle with shipping and packing. If you need help finding an auction house in your area please let me know. Cheers

What is the difference between M.I. Hummel and M.J. Hummel figurines? I have a TMK 3LS Heavenly Angel and a TMK 3SS Merry Wanderer with a stamped 64 on the bottom and both of them are stamped with M.J. Hummel. After researching these for weeks I am more confused now then when I started. I checked out a book that is called “HUMMEL” AN ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK AND PRICE GUIDE by KEN ARMKE but I think it only goes up to 1995. How can I find the value of these? PLEASE HELP! Thank You.

Hi Joe, There is no difference it is just the I looks like a J in the signature. Hummel 21 Heavenly Angel TMK 3 Approximate value is $200 (USD)
Hummel Merry Wanderer I will need a little more information on it. There should be a number 7 or 11 on it can you tell me which on. If not then can you describe the Hummel to me as it might be a different Hummel. Cheers,
Korin

Hi Korin, Thanks for responding. The Merry Wanderer has a 11 2/0 with a 64 ingraved under and to the side of the above numbers. I am trying to sell these for an 83 year old lady friend of mine who is like a grandmother to me and want to make sure she gets what they are worth. I listed the Merry Wanderer on ebay with a reserve of $125.00 it seems I am spending my money to try and sell them. Do you have any suggestion on how I can sell them or who may be interested in them. Thank You again, Joe

Hi Joe, Hummel number 11 2/0 ‘Merry Wanderer’ TMK 3 fair market value is about $100.00 – 150.00 (USD). I personally do not like to sell items on eBay. When selling on eBay you can expect to sell your items for 1/4-1/2 of the estimated value. You can try a site called Ruby Lane. I personally have not sold any items there but I do browse the site for items to buy. If you need further help please let me know. Cheers,
Korin

Hello, I have inherited a complete collection of Hummel plates (1971-1995) and was wondering the value. There are no boxes, but all plates are in good condition with only 3 or 4 having small (less than 1cm) chips, mostly on the edges. Thanks.

Hi Jesse, The avg value per plate is $25-35 (USD) the ones with chips will be 25% lower in value. Cheers,
Korin

i have a painting of a little girl sittng in a wickechair. she has her hand over her mouth and one of her redshoes are untied. there is around table beside her with a plate of cookies and milk on the table. her dress is blue. it is signed by doug iversen and i was wondering if it has any value thank you donna anderson

Hi, My grandmother left my sister and I her collection of Hummels. I saw your chart of how to tell the age, and I also found a chart that tells the suggested retail and value, but how do you find the Hummel’s name, in order to look up the value? I guess I’m looking for a book or a site with pictures and corresponding names. Thanks,
Corinne

Hi Corrine, There is a number on the bottom of the Hummel figurine. Goebel uses this number to id the Hummel. You can get my Complete Hummel Value Guide which is listed by number and includes the names and values for all the Hummel figurines and other Hummel products. Cheers,
Korin

I have a hummel from, i think, the early 60’s. West Germany, from when my aunt lived there. It’s a little boy? with an instrument–like a guitar-type thing. He’s wearing a blue outfit with red polka dots. Do you have any information on this? Thanks!

Hi Theresa,
I believe this is Hummel Number 53 ‘Joyful’ TMK 4 if it is from the 1960’s. Estimated value is $45.00. Cheers,
Korin

I have three hummels, they are angels each 2 1/2inches high. They each have a small birthday candle sized holder next to them. One is blowing a horn.she has a blue v with a bee inside, its wings are lower then the top of v. stamped on the bottom with Germany in black underneath the v and bee. 1/40 is etched into her legs with a 0 under it. The next one is playing what looks like a mandallin or some string instrument. she has the same markings. but without the etching. The third playing an accordian with the blue v and bee inside it The bees wings are level to the top of v and next to the v is W Germany in blue. She is etched with 1/39/0 on her underside of legs.Can you tell me anything about these angels? How much they are worth. Thanks so much

Hi Cheri, These are Hummel numbers 38,39, and 40. Trademark (TMK) 3 and 4 Hummel 38 Angel, Joyous News with Lute Candleholder TMK 4 Estimated Fair market Value $40.00 (USD) Hummel 39 Angel, Joyous News with Accordion Candleholder TMK 3 Estimated Fair market Value $45.00 (USD) Hummel 40 Angel, Joyous News with Trumpet Candleholder TMK 3 Estimated Fair market Value $45.00 (USD) Cheers
Korin

Hi Korin,
I hope you can help me! I have a M.I.Hummel Merry Wanderer Plaque, I am confused by the markings on the back! There’s a 92 at the top, in the middle there is a raised ceramic diamond shape and the most confusing part is the ingraved signature a scripted M. I. Hummel, a copywrite circled c, a line_____________, with 1938 and it was stamped with the V and the bee with another copywrite circled c, W.Goebel and West Germany, all tiered and an open circle cut out at the bottom. The problem I have is I was told the scripted signature, the 92 & 1938 from the 1935-1949 time period (it does not have the W overlaying the G), but the V with the bee is 1964-1972 time period. I have tried to research this but can’t find any others to compare mine to. One email I got back said That it is considered a rare signature stamped Hummel but did not know the worth? Help Please!
Thank you, Allegra Kelley

Hi Korin, Just wondering if you ever were able to identify and price the “Merry Wanderer” plaque by the pictures I emailed you? Thanks, Allegra