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This charming ceramic wall plaque is an original vintage Hummel figurine, crafted by Goebel in West Germany around the 1950s. Depicting two adorable children — a boy playing a flute and a little girl holding flowers — seated by a wayside crucifix, this exquisite piece captures the innocent spirit and pastoral beauty so characteristic of M.I. Hummel’s beloved designs.

The composition, highlighted by a pair of resting lambs, reflects a traditional Bavarian countryside scene, blending religious reverence with the peacefulness of rural life. Every detail, from the finely hand-painted expressive faces to the textured wooden fence and the vibrant flowers at the base, showcases the superior quality of mid-century German porcelain craftsmanship.

The hallmark on the base features the recognizable Goebel bee mark alongside impressed model numbers, confirming authenticity. The blue bee mark style suggests it was produced between 1950 and 1959, during the golden age of Hummel art production. This was a period celebrated for exceptional quality, precision, and faithfulness to the original artwork.

This Hummel wall plaque makes an ideal addition to collections of vintage porcelain, German figurines, religious art, European ceramics, and 20th-century collectibles. It appeals to enthusiasts of Catholic memorabilia, pastoral scenes, folk art, and children’s figurative sculptures. The piece also complements country cottage decor, rustic interiors, vintage nurseries, and religious spaces.

Crafted with exceptional detail, the figurine’s subtle color palette of muted greens, warm browns, and soft reds enhances its timeless charm. The naturalistic treatment of the landscape, clothing textures, and carved wood elements demonstrates the influence of traditional Bavarian woodcarving, a hallmark of Hummel’s original inspirations.

This collectible Goebel porcelain object is not only decorative but deeply symbolic, representing themes of faith, innocence, pastoral life, and childhood wonder. Whether hung in a family room, entryway, or devotional space, it brings warmth, nostalgia, and spiritual comfort.

The Hummel brand has long been prized for producing some of the finest examples of handmade European ceramics, attracting collectors of vintage German art, religious wall plaques, hand-painted porcelain figures, and antique children’s scenes. This particular piece, with its charming narrative and serene beauty, is a standout example of mid-century figurative art.

In very good vintage condition, this plaque shows only light signs of age-related wear, preserving the vibrant colors and crisp detailing that distinguish authentic Hummel originals. It remains structurally sound with no cracks, repairs, or major flaws, ensuring its enduring value as both a sentimental and an investment piece.

Collectors of Goebel West Germany, Catholic collectibles, vintage children’s art, pastoral memorabilia, and 20th-century religious decor will appreciate the craftsmanship and gentle emotional tone of this exquisite piece. Its combination of religious devotion and everyday rustic charm makes it an enduring symbol of a bygone era.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector of Hummel statues, a lover of vintage Christian decor, or someone seeking a meaningful decorative object, this rare Goebel wall plaque offers a perfect blend of artistry, history, and heartfelt sentiment. It serves as a testament to the enduring beauty of traditional European craftsmanship and the universal themes of faith, peace, and innocence.

Summary:
	•	Maker: Goebel, West Germany
	•	Artist: Based on the designs of M.I. Hummel
	•	Date: Circa 1950–1959
	•	Material: Hand-painted ceramic / porcelain
	•	Type: Wall plaque with figurines
	•	Condition: Very good vintage condition

Explanation of Year:
The hallmark visible in your second photo — the stylized “bee” mark above “V” and “B” — is the Goebel Full Bee mark, used between 1950 and 1959.

Hallmark Information:

This vintage Hummel wall plaque is stamped with the iconic Goebel Full Bee mark, a hallmark that authenticates its origin and age. The blue underglaze mark features a stylized bee hovering above the letters “V” and “B” — “V” standing for “Viktoria”, referencing Queen Victoria, and “B” for “Bienenkorb”, meaning “beehive” in German. This hallmark was officially introduced after World War II as a symbol of renewed craftsmanship and tradition at the Goebel factory in West Germany.

The particular version visible on this piece — often referred to by collectors as the “Full Bee” or “TMK-2” mark — was used exclusively between 1950 and 1959. This era is highly prized by collectors due to the exceptional hand-finishing and strict adherence to M.I. Hummel’s original artistic vision.

In addition to the bee hallmark, the plaque also bears an impressed mold number (visible in the ceramic surface), which further confirms its authenticity. The combination of a stamped underglaze bee and impressed numbering is a strong indicator that this piece is an early and highly collectible Hummel work, produced during one of the company’s most celebrated periods.

Collectors seek out Full Bee–marked Hummel items because they represent the post-war rebuilding of the German porcelain industry and the peak years of Hummel figurine popularity across Europe and America. Pieces from this period are known for their soft pastel color palette, fine hand-painting, and faithful reproduction of Hummel’s charming childhood scenes.

The presence of this hallmark ensures that the plaque is not a reproduction, but an original vintage work created under the supervision of the Goebel factory, maintaining the highest standards of mid-century German porcelain artistry.


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