Collection: Early Trademarks & Old Molds (TMK-1 & TMK-2)

As the "Holy Grail" for serious collectors, these early production pieces represent the dawn of Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel's legacy. Figurines bearing the TMK-1 and TMK-2 stamps were crafted between the mid-1930s and late 1950s, boasting the original mold designs of master sculptors like Arthur Moeller and Reinhold Unger. Because these early molds showcase incredibly deep, hand-painted brushstrokes and vibrant, old-world color palettes that differ from later productions, they command immediate respect. We recommend giving these historically significant treasures a place of honor, beautifully illuminated inside a dedicated glass curio cabinet or showcased securely on a prominent study bookshelf.🕮🚪

Given their age and extreme rarity, our estate curation process for these specific eras is incredibly strict. Every early trademark piece is rigorously authenticated to ensure you receive a pristine piece of Goebel history, completely backed by our 100% Satisfaction & Authenticity Guarantee.

Continue your journey through porcelain history by exploring our Classic Hummel Collection, the exclusive Rarities Vault, or the comprehensive M.I. Hummel Master Collection.