Nobody Wants Hummel Plates, Bells and Lamps Anymore Except These 12

Hummel plates, bells, and lamps: most annual plates now sell for $20–40, but a few still sell for hundreds. This video covers all three Hummel families you'll find in the same closet: Goebel M.I. Hummel, Schmid "Berta Hummel," and Goebel's later B H line. You'll learn how to tell them apart in seconds and see the 12 pieces worth pulling out before you donate. Berta Hummel and Sister Maria Innocentia (M.I.) Hummel were the same artist. Schmid Brothers of Boston was a company that sold plates and bells based on her earlier drawings. The plates, bells and lamps in this video are covered in book 2, with every Hummel trademark from the 1935 crown onward. MY BOOKS: The What It's Worth Collection, all 5 books for $57 https://eleanorhayes.netlify.app/ What It's Worth: The Whole-House Appraisal System (250 pages, 214 items, room by room) Hummel & Goebel: Plates, Bells, Lamps & Every Trademark Lladró & Royal Doulton: Every Backstamp & the HN Numbers Precious Moments & Snowbabies: Every Annual Mark & the Original 21 Use It Every Day: The Care Guide for Good China, Crystal & Silver 408 pages, 292 items priced from real recorded sales, with the honest range beside every one. Instant PDF, printable, 7-day refund. General guidance, not a formal appraisal. Price anything you own against recent sold results, not asking prices. #Hummel #HummelPlates #BertaHummel #Goebel #HummelLamp #Antiques #WhatIsItWorth