Goebel Hummel Figurine 'Singing Lesson' (#63)

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Goebel Hummel Figurine 'Singing Lesson' (#63)

Era / Decade

1950s - 1970s (TMK-2 to TMK-5 era based on facial styling and matte glaze)

Material

Hand-painted earthenware/porcelain ceramic with matte overglaze finish

Condition

Very Good. No obvious chips, cracks, or missing pieces are visible from the front view. Colors remain vibrant with nice original detail on hand-painted facial features.

Demand Level

Niche. Hummel secondary market values have significantly softened over the last decade due to shifting collector demographics, though complete and well-preserved classic figures still sell steadily.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$15.00 - $35.00 (Current secondary market value range)

Estimated Retail Value

$100.00 - $150.00 (Original secondary market peak value)

Comparable Sales

Similar HUM 63 'Singing Lesson' figurines typically sell on eBay between $18.00 and $30.00 depending on condition, size, and specific trademark era (older TMK-2/TMK-3 sell near $30-$40, newer TMK-6/7 sell closer to $15-$20).

Description

Charming vintage Goebel Hummel porcelain figurine titled 'Singing Lesson' (HUM 63). Features a young Bavarian girl holding a small basket and singing, alongside a young boy in traditional lederhosen watching her. Hand-painted in West Germany with soft earth tones and characteristic facial details.

Key Features

Classic Goebel Hummel design, recognizable mid-century German craftsmanship, hand-painted details, highly recognized collectible brand among figurine enthusiasts.

Authenticity Indicators

Authentic Goebel Hummel characteristics present, including distinct hand-painted facial eyes, incised '63' mold number on base (expected), and Goebel bee trademark stamped on bottom. Authenticity Confidence: High.

Flaws to Note

Minor surface dust and light crazing typical of glazed earthenware of this age. Full inspection of bottom base for trademark stamp (TMK #) and checking for micro-chips on hair/basket rim recommended.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay (best for vintage collectibles audience), Etsy (great for mid-century decor buyers), or Mercari.

Selling Tips

Photograph the bottom clearly showing the trademark logo and mold number to verify the TMK generation. Mention 'Vintage Goebel Hummel West Germany' prominently in keywords. Pack carefully using double bubble wrap to prevent damage during shipping.

Appraised on 7/22/2026