Extremely Rare Hummel HEAVENLY PROTECTION #88/1 TMK-1 Double Crown Mark For Sale
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Extremely Rare Hummel HEAVENLY PROTECTION #88/1 TMK-1 Double Crown Mark:
$1250.00
Extremely Rare Hummel HEAVENLY PROTECTION #88/1 TMK-1 Double Crown Mark Approx. 9" Figurine. This piece dates from 1934-1950. Please look at all photos for condition. In my opinion, the item is in very good, used conditon, but please look at all photos for condition and judge for yourself. I have added a photo of the Angel's left finger tips. In my opinion, the piece may need a professional cleaning. There are no visible cracks or breaks. I have priced this item considering the figurine's rarity, physical appearance for it's age, and other prices of comparable pieces, but I have added a Make Best Offer Option and am open to any legitimate offers. I have over 3600, 100% positive responses. offer with confidence! FREE SHIPPING ! ! ! USA buyers only please.Per AI: The Double Crown mark is a rare variation of the first TMK-1 Crown Mark (used by Goebel from 1934 to 1950) that occurs when the crown trademark is both incised and stamped on the bottom of the same M.I. Hummel figurine. [1, 2]Key Details of the Double Crown Mark
- Trademark Period: TMK-1 (Full Crown / Crown-WG), active from 1934/1935 through 1950. [1, 2]
- What it Looks Like: The Goebel "wide crown" with the letters WG (for founder Wilhelm Goebel) appears twice on the base—typically one version carved/pressed into the clay (incised) and another applied in ink or paint (stamped). [1, 2, 3]
- Timeline: Most double crown pieces date from before or during World War II (typically produced between 1935 and 1945), making them exceptionally early and valuable. [1, 2]
- Material: The very earliest TMK-1 pieces (especially pre-WWII) were sometimes crafted from porcelain rather than the earthenware used later, as WWII wartime restrictions shifted Goebel's porcelain resources elsewhere. [1]
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