"Feeding Time" Goebel Hummel Figurine #199/1 - Little Girl Feeding Chickens - Large Version

Embrace the rustic charm of rural life with the beloved "Feeding Time" figurine (#199/I). This larger-scale Goebel Hummel features a young girl in a traditional apron, carefully tending to a group of hungry chicks and a mother hen. Originally modeled by master sculptor Arthur Moeller in 1948, this piece is a quintessential example of M.I. Hummel’s ability to capture the simple, nurturing moments of childhood.

This specific version is the "I" size designation, standing significantly larger than the standard miniature at approximately 5-1/2 inches tall. The expanded scale allows for even greater detail in the hand-painted feathers of the poultry and the gentle expression on the girl's face. Whether you are building a "Farm Life" display or looking for a centerpiece for your "Classic" collection, this mid-century masterpiece brings a sense of warmth and harvest-time tradition to any curio cabinet.

Condition: This figurine is in Excellent Condition with no chips, cracks, crazing, or repairs. The earthy, matte finish is beautifully preserved, showcasing the authentic artistry of the Rödental factory.

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