Goebel & Hummel

Lidded pot with retailers sticker on base.

Another unknown has HOL no. 68 Western Germany.

Hi allan.k
Take a look at this web site for the Goebel marks you will need to work out which one is on your piece.

http://www.onlinecollectibles.com/faq/hummelmarks.htm

Hi Allan,
that mark is classed as a Small Stylized Bee - TMK3. Dates your jug to mid to late 1960s.

Nice shape!

Goebel - est. 1871 Oeslau, Germany. Started producing porcelain figurines in 1935.

                             

two handled wilhelmsfeld jaspis / goebel vase with, in my opinion well done glaze...
stamped underneath with the wilhelmsfeld jaspis stamp and numbered 4132

the jaspis means that jasper a quarz has been used in the glaze. that's what i found so far...
but i found different informations about the age:
used between 1915-1919 and used in the 1920s
is it possible to date it propper?

Here is a Goebel vase with marks to base for 1930s to 50s - has lovely raised pattern on what seems to be a molded body - has signature I cant make out. Any ideas.

Adam

designed by lotte sund
written in sütterlin script
mark used 1923 - 1937?

And are these called "Posy vases"...Thanks....about 6 inches

sorry goebel

Thank you

Goebel c.1940-58

http://artisanhummels.com/hummel-trademarks.htm

Treasures as ever !

a peppershaker

Nice Art Deco period (I would think 1930s) napkin holder, with pidgeon on each side, 18 cm wide, 14 cm high.
Impressed mark to the base, some numbers and an indistinctive symbol (maker's mark?) in the middle.
Bought in Vienna, so not unlikely of Austrian or at least continental origin...

Not my usual area of interest, so any help with ID highly appreciated! :-)

Thanks,
Michael

Goebel 1935-49

no worries - and i think although it's triangular, it's possibly a spill holder vase rather than a napkin holder.

Goebel is the mark used by W. Goebel Porzellanfabrik of Oeslau, Germany, now Rodental, Germany. The company was founded by Franz Detleff and William Goebel in 1871. It was known as F&W Goebel. Slates, slate pencils, and marbles were made. Soon the company began making porcelain tableware and figurines. Hummel figurines were first made by Goebel in 1935 and are now being made by another company. Drawings of children at work and play by Berta Hummel, then known as sister Maria Innocentia, are the basis of all the Hummel figurines. Goebel is still in business

Sorry for the Blurriness...it says W.Germany and above a V...with a . there are also some impressed numbers ...i think 1969 ??

Yes, Goebel

Just found these
seems rare to find a set of 3  

Vintage Goebel Jar, cafe, couple, clock
Can’t see same pattern on any pottery.
Anyone know a name for the design? Or any info?

I am having trouble identifying this mark, hope you can help. This is a nice quality item and probably continental.

a William Goebel figurine, the stamp used prior to 1923