HUMMEL GOEBEL DUET TMK 1 ( 1934-1936 ) FIGURINE # 130 BOYS SINGING

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Known as TMK-1, Commonly referred to as; the Crown Mark, CM, or Crown-WG. The crown pays homage to the Imperial family, and the WG stands for William Goebel – founder of the companyFig. 1 – underglaze backstamp in blue or black Fig. 2 – incised factory mark Fig. 3 – underglaze backstamp in blue or blackThese marks were used on all Goebel porcelain pieces, not just Hummel. When the size of the figurine base allowed – the M.I. Hummel backstamp was included with these marks. *The mark is sometimes found in an incised circle.Hummel # 130 DuetTrademark 1 - (made from 1934 to 1935)Approximately 5.25 inches tallSigned-Stamped on bottomNO boxThis delightful hummel is in GREAT condition. NO chips, NO cracks, NO repairs, very light crazing on bottom of base. Vibrant colors including Green & Brown pants, Gray/Black jacket & top hat and rusty red jacket. Highly desirable "double" figurine. A true true example to detail from Goebel MI Hummel even found on the 2 sided song sheet. Wonderful addition to your collection.Please understand that this is a vintage item. Vintage items are not always in perfect condition however I try to note any issues and overall condition. Please review all available pictures and submit questions prior to purchase.