
Porcelain figurine titled 'Token of Love' by M.I. Hummel
History
The 'Token of Love' figurine was released by Goebel in 1996 as part of the M.I. Hummel collection, based on the original artwork by Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel. This piece depicts two children sharing a tender moment, embodying the innocent charm and heartwarming themes that made Hummel figurines beloved worldwide. The figurine was produced during a period when Goebel continued the legacy of these collectibles, maintaining the high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail that defined the brand since the 1930s. Hummel figurines from the 1990s appeal to dedicated collectors of M.I. Hummel pieces, particularly those seeking specific titles to complete their collections. 'Token of Love' resonates with enthusiasts who appreciate sentimental porcelain art and the nostalgic representation of childhood innocence. The piece holds value within the Hummel collecting community, where provenance, condition, and specific production years influence desirability and market value.
Origin
Rödental, Bavaria, Germany
Maker
Goebel Porzellanfabrik (M.I. Hummel)
Time period
Released 1996