Goebel Art Deco Pottery
Best known for its range of 'kitsch' 'Hummel' figures designed by Berthe Hummel, the Austrian pottery of William Goebel is still in business today. Goebel wares of the 1930's in the Art Deco style are very collectable today.
The extensive output of Hummel figures, each with its own distinctive shape name and standing between about 4.5 to 5 inches tall, was very popular in the 1950's and 60's. Names include (in alphabetical order);
A Fair Measure
Apple Tree Boy
Auf Wiedersehen
Be Patient
Birthday Seranade
Chicken Licken
Coffee Break
Coquettes
Doll Bath
Easter Time
Eventide
Feeding Time
Let's Sing
Letter to Santa
Little Bookkeeper
Little Fiddler
Little Hiker
Little Pharmacist
Little Tailor
Meditation
Playmates
Sensitive Hunter
Shepherd's Boy
Signs of Spring
Smiling Through
Soloist
Star Gazer
Strolling Along
The Photographer
Timid Little Sister
Valentine Joy
Wayside Harmony
We Congratulate
White Angel Holy Water Font
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