Pair of Hummels - #554 and #729 - Cheeky / Garden

#554 - Cheeky Fellow - measures about 4 inches tall - no chips or cracks; #729 Nature's Gift - measures about 3 3/4 inches tall - no chips or cracks; both with boxes

includes: 727 - measures about 3 1/ 2 inches tall; no chips or cracks; #729 - measures about 3 1/2 inches tall; no chips or cracks; with box for #727

365 Littlest Angel, 338, Birthday Cake, 608 Blossom Time, 432 Knit One, 554 Cheeky Fellow, 493 Two Hands One treat, 2183 Keeping Time, 729 Nature’s Gift, 845 Too Shy to Sing, 629 From Me to You, wit

Matte porcelain, hand painted. Young boy in lederhosen holding an apple in his right hand. With original box and certificate of authenticity. 'M. I. Hummel' inscribed on base. 1992/1993 exclus

Cute Goebel Hummel figurine in the Cheeky Fellow #554 pattern. It features a young boy pointing to himself and holding an apple. This piece is in excellent vintage condition with no noticeable damage

7 EXCLUSIVE EDITIONS HUMMEL FIGURINES - IN BOX-FOR KEEPS 630-FROM ME TO YOU 629-NATURES GIFT 729-GARDEN TREASURES 727-PIGTAILS 2052-LUCKY FELLOW 560-A SWEET OFFERING 549/3/0-ALL HAVE COA

(5) Goebel Hummel Club Figurines, TMK-7 in original boxes, to include "Strum Along" #557, "Cheeky Fellow" #554, "Sweet as Can Be" #541, "Little Troubadour" #558, and "A Sweet Offering" #549/3/0

(4) Hummel Figurines - (1) Little Hiker, #16 2/0, TM#2, 4.25" - (1) Cheeky Fellow, #554, TM#7, Exclusive Edition, 4.25" - (1) Lucky Fellow, #560, TM#7, 3.75" - (1) Surprise, #94 3/0, TM#3, 4"

Little Gardener (#74, TMK 5, 4 1/2"), Confidentially (#314, TMK 6, 6"), Garden Treasures (#727, TMK 7, 3 1/2"), Nature's Gift, M.I. Hummel Club 1997/98 (#729, TMK 7, 3 3/4") and Little Landscaper, Spe

Consisting of six Hummel figures. 1) Good News No. 539, 4 ½ inches tall. Date mark #7. 2) Sweet offering No. 439 3/0, 3 ½ inches tall. 3) Scamp No. 549, 3 ½ inches tall. Date mark #7. 4) Cheeky Fel

Hand painted figures of children 479, Garden Treasures 727 and Nature's Gift 729. All marked M.I. Hummel Club. Goebel backstamp. Largest piece: 1.75"L x 1.75"W x 4.25"H. Issued: 1979 - 1990 Manufactur

Hand painted figures of children 479, Garden Treasures 727 and Nature's Gift 729. All marked M.I. Hummel Club. Goebel backstamp. Largest piece: 1.75"L x 1.75"W x 4.25"H. Issued: 1990 - 1999 Manufactur

Collection of 12 Hummel figurines TMK-7.Hummels included: Weary Wanderer, Hum 204, tallest 5 3/4".On Parade, Hum 720.One, Two, Three 1996/1997, Hum 555. Cheeky Fellow 1992/1993, Hum 554.Forever Yours

GOEBEL HUMMEL PORCELAIN FIGURINES Goebel Hummel porcelain figurines. Includes: "I Wonder". 5". "The Little Pair". 5". "Cheeky Fellow".  4". "A Sweet Offering". 3.50".

Maker: MI Hummel Collectors Club Item: Cheeky Fellow Goebel Figurine Made in Germany Date: 1989 Hummel # 554 Goebel was a mid-size porcelain firms whose novelty figurines became popular in the US duri

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Italian SECOND HALF 20TH CENTURY a pair of garden chairs, in the form of a face carved marble Height 27 x width 27 1/4 x depth 28 x seat height 15 1/2 inches Estimate $6,000-8,000

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