Figurine detail
HUM 67: Doll Mother
A familiar estate-sale find with modest but steady demand when clean.
common classic single figurines Common early-series single figure.
Identification notes
- Base range
- $45 - $145
- Known aliases
- Girl with doll, Doll Mother 67
- Search terms
- Hummel 67 Doll Mother; Doll Mother Hummel
- Confirm HUM 67.
- Do not confuse with later doll-themed giftware.
TMK context
TMK-1 Crown mark 1935-1949
Early crown marks can bring a premium when the HUM number, glaze, and condition also check out.
TMK-2 Full bee 1950-1959
Full bee pieces are widely researched and can outperform later marks for the same mold.
TMK-3 Stylized bee 1957-1964
A transitional early mark with stronger demand than most 1970s and later examples.
TMK-4 Three-line mark 1964-1972
Usually a modest adjustment unless paired with a scarce mold or large size.
TMK-5+ Last bee or newer Goebel/Hummel mark 1972-2009+
Later production is common; price against completed sold comps rather than older guide-book highs.
Condition examples
Mint, no visible wear
$96 - $308
No chips, crazing, repairs, stains, or paint loss visible under bright light.
Good estate-sale condition
$68 - $220
Minor crazing, dust, or small finish rubs, but no obvious damage.
Damaged or missing pieces
$27 - $86
Broken flowers, missing accessories, cracks, or heavy chips move the piece toward parts value.
Examples use the first listed TMK era for this model as a worksheet starting point. Re-run the homepage checker when the underside mark, box status, or selling urgency differs.
Seller notes
- Photograph the HUM number, trademark mark, any paper label, and all damage before pricing.
- Search sold comps with the exact HUM number plus the common title, then adjust for TMK and condition.
- Photograph the doll closely because chips there affect buyer confidence.
Warnings
- Check doll face, girl hands, dress edge, and base.
- Crazing can be acceptable if clearly shown.
- Do not treat this seed range as an appraisal or a guaranteed sale price.
- Verify size variants because downsized, larger, and paired versions can price very differently.
- Later marks usually remain in common-value territory.