
Goebel Hummel Figurine 'Little Maestro' (The Conductor)
This is an authentic Goebel Hummel porcelain figurine titled 'Little Maestro', likely model number 369. The piece portrays a young boy dressed as a musical conductor, featuring a light blue/grey jacket, white shirt with black buttons, and a distinctive orange bowtie. He stands behind a music stand holding an open book with visible musical notation. The figurine exhibits the classic Hummel aesthetic: soft, muted hand-painted earth tones, matte glazed finish, and angelic facial features with rosy cheeks. Based on the provided 'W. Germany' context, this piece likely dates between the late 1940s and 1990, potentially bearing the TMK-5 (Last Bee) or TMK-6 (Missing Bee) trademark on the base. The construction is fine earthenware/porcelain. Notable features include the M.I. Hummel signature incised on the top of the rectangular base. Condition appears excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or heavy crazing in the glaze, though minor shelf wear on the underside is expected for its age. The craftsmanship is high-quality, characterized by the delicate molded details of the boy's wavy hair and the precise rendering of the music notes.
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Estimated Value
$45-65
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Category
Collectible Ceramics & Figurines
Appraised On
January 26, 2026
Estimated Value
$45-65
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W. Germany
Item Description
This is an authentic Goebel Hummel porcelain figurine titled 'Little Maestro', likely model number 369. The piece portrays a young boy dressed as a musical conductor, featuring a light blue/grey jacket, white shirt with black buttons, and a distinctive orange bowtie. He stands behind a music stand holding an open book with visible musical notation. The figurine exhibits the classic Hummel aesthetic: soft, muted hand-painted earth tones, matte glazed finish, and angelic facial features with rosy cheeks. Based on the provided 'W. Germany' context, this piece likely dates between the late 1940s and 1990, potentially bearing the TMK-5 (Last Bee) or TMK-6 (Missing Bee) trademark on the base. The construction is fine earthenware/porcelain. Notable features include the M.I. Hummel signature incised on the top of the rectangular base. Condition appears excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or heavy crazing in the glaze, though minor shelf wear on the underside is expected for its age. The craftsmanship is high-quality, characterized by the delicate molded details of the boy's wavy hair and the precise rendering of the music notes.
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