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‘Heart of Hearts’ M.I. Hummel Figurine
SKU: 0348-11034774
$120.00
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‘Heart of Hearts’ M.I. Hummel Figurine
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The display, Heart of Hearts, is a new release in the HummelScapes™ Collection.
This sculpture was designed by Goebel, the creators of the world renown
M.I. Hummel figurines.
Crafted in cold-cast porcelain and hand painted, this display is released to compliment the M.I. Hummel plaque, Tuneful Good Night Hum 180), first sculpted in 1946 by Goebel Master Sculpture Arthur Moeller.
This heart shaped plaque and frame are a fitting expression of the sweet and innocent love
captured in the drawings of Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel.
Upon retirement of this edition, all molds will be destroyed under the guidance o Goebel.
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Used: as new
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Antique Figurine & Statues
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